Has anyone used the WRX 4-pot front and 2-pot rear calipers on the gen4 yet? Will they work with the stock rotors, and what's involved in fitting them?
And most importantly, is there much improvement to stopping power?
tangcla wrote:Has anyone used the WRX 4-pot front and 2-pot rear calipers on the gen4 yet? Will they work with the stock rotors, and what's involved in fitting them?
And most importantly, is there much improvement to stopping power?
Mo_GT wrote:I researched this a while ago, general findings were that it would be a step backwards from the std GT brakes...
tangcla wrote:Mo_GT wrote:I researched this a while ago, general findings were that it would be a step backwards from the std GT brakes...
Really?
and the standard GT brakes are already not exactly crash hot...
tangcla wrote:Even if it's just a caliper upgrade and using the standard 316mm rotors... is it still bad?
4-piston vs 2-piston...?Mo_GT wrote:Why would you replace the std GT calipers which were designed to work on the std GT disks with the WRX ones that were designed to work with the smaller disk?
tangcla wrote:4-piston vs 2-piston...?Mo_GT wrote:Why would you replace the std GT calipers which were designed to work on the std GT disks with the WRX ones that were designed to work with the smaller disk?
Mo_GT wrote:No probs.
Btw, a worthwhile update to the std brakes would be better pads, slotted disks, better brake fluid, braided brake lines and maybe a brake cylinder brace.
sinist4 wrote:tangcla: why dont u just keep ur brembos and put them on... will look the goods for sure.
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