PCCB To Steel Conversion
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I should ask for the year...
Stock steel is 350 front and 350 rear..
If infact you have 380 up front, you can purchase replacement rotors from Coleman or Brembo and use your existing hats. The 350mm rears will bolt right up.
Stock steel is 350 front and 350 rear..
If infact you have 380 up front, you can purchase replacement rotors from Coleman or Brembo and use your existing hats. The 350mm rears will bolt right up.
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Thanks did a bit of research consesus is to go with two piece 380's up front and 350 turbo oem rears.
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Because he will use up the ceramic rotors on the track and they're $5k a piece.. Almost all folks with ceramics swap to steel rotors for the track.. Way way way cheaper...
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I was just doing some research on this.. There are a lot of conflicting opinions about the different rotors. Yes the cross drill eliminate gases better but the slotted are supposed to help remove glaze on the pads. Many race teams use a solid rotor (neither slotted or drilled.)
Many say drillled rotors are just marketing becuase people like the way they look. Of course in racing weight saving is key hence a slotted rotor..
Here is an interesting article that may shed some light on the subject. http://www.surrealmirage.com/subaru/brakes.html
Last edited by phillipj; 02-22-2013 at 07:00 PM.
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