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Im told that getting rid of my 2 pot calipers for a set of 4 pot would be well worth doing is it realy as easy a swapping them over? also do i need to upgrade the rears i have a wrx classic on a 95
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Not sure about the rears but they don't do that much work so should be fine.
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I fitted mine upside down too, they dont bleed up very well do they
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Dead easy mate, take the old ones off and fit the new ones, you will need discs and pads to suit the 4 pots. Don't do what I did and fit the calipers the wrong way up
the bleed nipple needs to go to the top.
Not sure about the rears but they don't do that much work so should be fine.
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Not sure about the rears but they don't do that much work so should be fine.
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