Swapping 2 pots for 4 pots.
#34
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If I were you, I'd either fit new pads & discs to the existing set up and bleed thoroughly, or go straight for a set of 4 pots. I only paid £300 for mine, and they came with a set of VGC pads & discs, from Grade A in Hayfield
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#35
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Another thought that's just occured to me too, are sport hubs the same as turbo ones, will the bigger calipers fit without mods
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yer 2 pots go on without a worry, there more choice for disks and pads for them to. plus most places actually charge more for the single pot pads and disks....guess are they less common and stocked.
#37
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If thats the route you choose to take kittle give the EBC Green Stuff pads a miss, they're sh!te, and they burn your wheels with the black crud they give off![Mad](images/smilies/mad.gif)
The Red Stuff pads are good though, but must be used with an aftermarket grooved or drilled disc, I had G-Force discs on my Legacy before I upgraded, and they were a big improvement over stock. Still not as good as stock spec 4 pots & discs though.
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The Red Stuff pads are good though, but must be used with an aftermarket grooved or drilled disc, I had G-Force discs on my Legacy before I upgraded, and they were a big improvement over stock. Still not as good as stock spec 4 pots & discs though.
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