I am after a full set of Brembo mounting bolts to mount my calipers on my WRX. Must be in good condition with no cross threading.

 

Is this for front or rear? What year

 

Brembos will be all newage sti's 2001 to today. even hatch has same bolts I believe. These can be purchased from Subaru.

Doubt you will find cross threaded bolts as it normally pulls the alley from the caliper and leaves the bolt fine. Will need the washers too.

 

have you a pic of your bolt m8 am sure brembo have a different thread its coarse thread

 

For front and rear mate. I have a bugeye.

I have got a price for a set from Subaru but they are nearly £60

I don't have any yet mate.

 

The front bolts are the same on all claipers the rear Brembo bolts are different. Cant remember the thread size but will get it for you. I assume its the rears and they are stupidly expensive from the dealer. Alyn at AS Performance will be able to get you them at a fraction of the dealer price.

 

obviously not need

 

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Front and rear bolts are different , and the bolts on the hatch rear i think are longer .

rich

 

Thanks for that I wil give him a call

 

the rears will need a bracket from Godspeed etc and 290 discs.
Ian also might do the bolts for your fitment .

 

The rears should be a straight fit but I will have to use larger handbrake shoes which I have already got. Pretty sure you only need the brackets for classics.

 

The front threads are M12 x 35mm with a pitch of 1.5mm . the rears are M10 x 25mm with a pitch of 1.5mm , you should be able to pick these up from any good bolt supplier
Cheers Ian

 

The Subaru 4 pot calipers use a M12mm bolt with a 1.25mm pitch , the Brembo's use a M12 mm bolt but with a 1.5mm pitch

 

High tensile.

 

Yes your right I'm thinking of classics

 

Do you stock any Ian? Not bothered about them being genuine brembo bolts as long as they will do the job properly.

 

Phew you had me worried there lol.

 

Well mine didnt when i upgraded from front 4 pots to front brembo's on both the road car (blobeye WRX) and the race car 1992 RA.