2 pot Rear Brake Conversion on MY98 WRX
11 January 2005, 01:40 PM
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No you don't the handbrake mech and cables are exactly the same. I used all the handbrake parts because they came with the hubs etc that I bought. I did retain my ABS sensors though.
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11 January 2005, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by AndrewC
Vindaloo, the reducer band is only need if you use (Type R/RA) discs with 190mm drums, if you use the 170mm drum discs from a new age WRX then it is not needed.
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I was making the point about the bands costing £s or $s and being part of Godspeedinc's kit at $190 though.
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J.
12 January 2005, 01:16 AM
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Originally Posted by vindaloo
Thanks, I hadn't realized that.
I was making the point about the bands costing £s or $s and being part of Godspeedinc's kit at $190 though.
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J.
I was making the point about the bands costing £s or $s and being part of Godspeedinc's kit at $190 though.
Cheers,
J.
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23 January 2005, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by banny sti
anyone???
Please give me a call (I gave you my tel no on that PM) or PM me if you still have them.
Dave
24 January 2005, 10:57 AM
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Dave,
The new age wrx should have a 170mm handbrake just like the normal classics. 22B, Type R and some others have the 190mm rear.
Hope this helps.
Banny,
There is a link to 22b.com earlier in this thread that shows that AndrewC has fitted the same setup to his classic. If you have the all the parts then there should be no problem fitting these to your car.
The new age wrx should have a 170mm handbrake just like the normal classics. 22B, Type R and some others have the 190mm rear.
Hope this helps.
Banny,
There is a link to 22b.com earlier in this thread that shows that AndrewC has fitted the same setup to his classic. If you have the all the parts then there should be no problem fitting these to your car.
Last edited by Welloilbeefhooked; 24 January 2005 at 10:59 AM.
11 February 2005, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Welloilbeefhooked
Dave,
The new age wrx should have a 170mm handbrake just like the normal classics. 22B, Type R and some others have the 190mm rear.
Hope this helps.
Banny,
There is a link to 22b.com earlier in this thread that shows that AndrewC has fitted the same setup to his classic. If you have the all the parts then there should be no problem fitting these to your car.
The new age wrx should have a 170mm handbrake just like the normal classics. 22B, Type R and some others have the 190mm rear.
Hope this helps.
Banny,
There is a link to 22b.com earlier in this thread that shows that AndrewC has fitted the same setup to his classic. If you have the all the parts then there should be no problem fitting these to your car.
12 February 2005, 04:31 AM
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Or If you have 290mm disk with the 170mm drum and 2 pot rears then you can fit them to a classic with a bracket that I'am having made 
See: http://bbs.22b.com/cgi-bin/ultimateb...;f=10;t=000329
If we can get 6 people together he can do them for £117 per pair.
If we can gather 10 interested parties then it goes down to £100 a pair
I will have to add a couple of £ P&P but it will be kept to a minimum
These are made from HE30 Ali for those who know material specs.
I have 3 people interested so far
See: http://bbs.22b.com/cgi-bin/ultimateb...;f=10;t=000329
If we can get 6 people together he can do them for £117 per pair.
If we can gather 10 interested parties then it goes down to £100 a pair
I will have to add a couple of £ P&P but it will be kept to a minimum
These are made from HE30 Ali for those who know material specs.
I have 3 people interested so far
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