Swapping 2 pots for 4 pots.
#2
Straight swap (i used late classic ones onto an early classic don't know about the newer shape 4 pots fitting though).I put on some goodridge hoses as well and they work very well.
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#14
Oh make sure that your wheels fit over 4 pots if you have 15" wheels I think you will have problems.
If your unsure do a search in the brakes section.
Hopefully I will be swapping my 2 pots over this weekend.
If your unsure do a search in the brakes section.
Hopefully I will be swapping my 2 pots over this weekend.
#16
You may even have problems with some 16" wheels as well i had to buy some late model impreza alloys as my 16"s scrapped against the calipers.
The feel of 4 pot braking is fantastic compared to the 2 pots uprating the hoses,pads and discs makes them feel much better, i had mine done a few months ago and they inspire more confidence.
The feel of 4 pot braking is fantastic compared to the 2 pots uprating the hoses,pads and discs makes them feel much better, i had mine done a few months ago and they inspire more confidence.
#17
They should fit no probs, I've got 18's.
I test drove a uk turbo with the 4 pots on and they are far supior to the 2pots.
If I can get them quick I'll fit them at the weekend and let you all know the results.
Shouldn't take me long as it's just a unbolt the old ones and bolt the new one on.
I test drove a uk turbo with the 4 pots on and they are far supior to the 2pots.
If I can get them quick I'll fit them at the weekend and let you all know the results.
Shouldn't take me long as it's just a unbolt the old ones and bolt the new one on.
#18
might be worth polishing them up and painting them with some caliper lacquer (if they are not already painted) would make them look nice under the wheels.
Painted mine a discrete black with white lettering.
Painted mine a discrete black with white lettering.
#19
That's what I was going to do mate. Well either red or black, think red would at a bit of contrast to the car, what do you think?
Here's my motor
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Here's my motor
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...5-finally.html
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PS: No 15" wheels of any type fit over the four pots. that includes the spare. If you have a puncture at the front, you need to swap the rear wheel onto the front, then fit the space saver to the rear.
Ask me how I found that one out
Ask me how I found that one out
#25
Tell me about. My car came with them already fitted, my advice to anybody thinking of getting some is don't bother. To my knowledge they cost around £150 and the build quality is shocking, and they look sh*t.
Guess what is on the wish list!
Also on the list are a set of 4 Pots.
Guess what is on the wish list!
Also on the list are a set of 4 Pots.
#26
Tell me about. My car came with them already fitted, my advice to anybody thinking of getting some is don't bother. To my knowledge they cost around £150 and the build quality is shocking, and they look sh*t.
Guess what is on the wish list!
Also on the list are a set of 4 Pots.
Guess what is on the wish list!
Also on the list are a set of 4 Pots.
A set of STI lights?
Do the 4 pots first
#28
Then as I drove around looking I noticed other peoples calipers I was put off red and bright colours for calipers. Instead I thought a dull colour would be best as they are nothing special, so theirs no reason to draw peoples attention to them.
When my calipers arrivied I open the box to find they are red subaru ones, red it is then
#29
Oh the lights are way down the list. Sounds like I'm at the same stage as RACK, 4 Pots, then some suspension parts. I was a bit of a fool, decided to ignore the brakes in preferance to an ESL chip and some engine mods. In hindsight I should have done the brakes first as I am not seeing the full benefit from the engine mods, its not as safe as it should be at higher speeds, scares me to death at the mo.
Rather than Koni's I was looking at KYB shocks with Eibach springs. I have heard on here that they are a good combination and not too backbreakingly stiff. Also the classic scoob is around 30mm different in ride height between front and back as standard and this is a good chance to level it up. Tidy it up a bit if you know what I mean.
Rather than Koni's I was looking at KYB shocks with Eibach springs. I have heard on here that they are a good combination and not too backbreakingly stiff. Also the classic scoob is around 30mm different in ride height between front and back as standard and this is a good chance to level it up. Tidy it up a bit if you know what I mean.