Inazuma Series Yellow questions

[imnotsureaboutbrz]

My Series.Yellow did not come with wheel locks. The only options mine had was the rear bumper appliqué and the homelink mirror. I was quite happy with that deal.

[Breadstickz]

Originally Posted by Stephen W.

A question for people who have bought a Series Yellow. Did your car come with wheel locks or if you got a set were they an added extra cost?
My wife's 2016 STi came with locks installed. I see some photos with them installed on the BRZ's but other photos not.

my series yellow came with the wheel locks from dealer. didn't know it didn't come with it actually, he didn't make a big deal out of it and just told me they were in the glove box lol.

[JonRZ]

Originally Posted by Breadstickz

my series yellow came with the wheel locks from dealer. didn't know it didn't come with it actually, he didn't make a big deal out of it and just told me they were in the glove box lol.

Same thing with my CWP BRZ w/ PP. I didn't order wheel locks as I had a custom order but they came on the car along with the set in the glove box. Works for me!

[RYO]

How's the brembos on these? My stock pads and brakes have turned to slush after a little over a year ... maybe I brake too hard...

[SkAsphalt]

Originally Posted by RYO

How's the brembos on these? My stock pads and brakes have turned to slush after a little over a year ... maybe I brake too hard...

You are doing something, that's for sure...

[trippinbillies40]

Originally Posted by RYO

How's the brembos on these? My stock pads and brakes have turned to slush after a little over a year ... maybe I brake too hard...

Are you doing track days? If anything is "slushy" on the street, you probably need to bleed your fluid or change it completely. And the only reason your fluid would make it feel slushy is it's either very old, or you heated it up at some point and it has air in it.

[RYO]

Originally Posted by trippinbillies40

Are you doing track days? If anything is "slushy" on the street, you probably need to bleed your fluid or change it completely. And the only reason your fluid would make it feel slushy is it's either very old, or you heated it up at some point and it has air in it.

No track days, but yeah let me give that a try. Thanks!

[trippinbillies40]

Originally Posted by RYO

No track days, but yeah let me give that a try. Thanks!

If you bleed your brakes and there's air in the line and you haven't done any track days, something is likely wrong. You either leave your left foot on the brake when you drive or perhaps a caliper is seized. Highly unlikely you'd be able to put enough heat in the pads on the street to boil fluid.