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brake swap: 2001 GC6 -> 2004 STi

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Old Apr 10, 2004 | 01:32 PM
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The fronts bolt right on, but it's ridiculously expensive. For one, the front Brembos cost $1000-1300 used. for another, now you have to replace all your wheels (probably). The rears won't bolt on without the STi R180 hubs.

If you want better brakes on your RS, I would recommend either Subaru 4 pots (non Brembo) or Stoptechs depending on your budget. But, if you really want Brembos, then the fronts will work just fine. Rears will require new hubs.
Old Jul 14, 2004 | 05:25 PM
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i plan on doin' this myself.... so teh front bolts right in. no other parts are needed?
Old Jul 14, 2004 | 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by gypsymoth
Thanks for the information. Too bad the rear is not a straigh bolt-on. Do you know if Brembo sells a rear kit for the GC6? Or maybe a full front and rear kit for the GC6?

Chieh
Whoa, buried in the archives. Sorry I missed this one before. I think Brembo has a rear kit, but I know for a fact that Stoptech does. Check out their recent thread here for info on the Stoptech rear kit.
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