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RedReplicant 01-20-2023 06:52 PM

STI Rear Brembo
 
Is there any reason that a ~2017 STI rear Brembo caliper wouldn't interchange with a PP rear Brembo? We already know the bolt up to the car fine.

They both use the same Centric rebuild kit for a 40mm piston

https://centricparts.com/part-detail/14335031

They also both use the same DBA dual drilled rotor

https://www.counterspacegarage.com/dba-4000-brz-pp-rear

https://www.rallysportdirect.com/par...otor-pair-rear

This seems to indicate that they're the same offset and the same piston size so there would be no balance change or alignment issues.

RedReplicant 01-21-2023 05:32 PM

Gonna find out ... for science. I ordered a set of reman'd Powerstop calipers and a Centric rebuild kit for each from RockAuto for $115/caliper including $48 core charge each. $15 a pop for the rebuild kits.

Going to measure the pistons when they get here, if it is what I expect (40mm) then I'll disassemble, drop them at my powdercoater for red w/ Brembo logo, and put the Centric seals in them.

RedReplicant 01-26-2023 03:53 PM

They're the same. I assume the confusion comes from people measuring the front of the piston where it contacts the pad, which is 36mm on both the PP and STI rear, or because the orange 04-07 STI rear calipers were 36mm pistons. Pistons are 40mm on both 08-17 STI rear and PP rear.

This is a picture of some, just to help illustrate. The dust seal fits into the groove and effectively hides the full piston size.

https://i.imgur.com/C00hoEW.png

Spawn_Of_Creation 01-26-2023 11:02 PM

Is the bleed valve still on the top side?

x808drifter 01-27-2023 06:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spawn_Of_Creation (Post 3565903)
Is the bleed valve still on the top side?

Pretty sure ALL bleed valves are on the top for physics reasons.

Spawn_Of_Creation 01-27-2023 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by x808drifter (Post 3565927)
Pretty sure ALL bleed valves are on the top for physics reasons.

Right, but what i mean is the caliper on the same front/back side of the rotor? The BRZ/FRS/GT86, the caliper is on the rear side of the rear rotor. If the sti caliper is on the front side of the rotor originally, then the caliper will be flipped about 90ish degrees so the valve might be on the bottom side if installed on our platform, assuming you can't just flip the side of the car.

RedReplicant 01-27-2023 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spawn_Of_Creation (Post 3565903)
Is the bleed valve still on the top side?

Yes

RedReplicant 01-27-2023 01:47 PM

STI caliper uses M10x1.5 38mm bolts instead of M10x1.25 38mm bolts, so watch for that if you're coming from normal sliding calipers or aftermarket rear calipers.

https://i.imgur.com/SfbQMOT.jpg

Rotor is a Centric PP blank, it is centered in the caliper.

Centric 40mm BRZ PP seal laid over the piston, matches

https://i.imgur.com/QBXlE2r.jpg

gt5759 01-27-2023 05:53 PM

Nice find!

RedReplicant 01-27-2023 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gt5759 (Post 3566004)
Nice find!

Thanks, I'd kinda worried about being called out on them for TT5 but I think that would be extreeeemly nitpicky and I think they fall under the functionally identical allowance anyway given that the difference between the two comes down to paint color.

gt5759 01-27-2023 06:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RedReplicant (Post 3566006)
Thanks, I'd kinda worried about being called out on them for TT5 but I think that would be extreeeemly nitpicky and I think they fall under the functionally identical allowance anyway given that the difference between the two comes down to paint color and the mounting bolt thread pitch.

Absolutely. No piston count change or piston diameter change, they bolt up factory and use a stock rotor. Its just a house brand caliper instead of a brembo name. No one would ever protest that.

NoHaveMSG 01-27-2023 06:57 PM

Should be sticky. Nice find. I was going to replace rear calipers this year, may have to go this route.

RedReplicant 01-27-2023 07:23 PM

It's too bad the STI front is 40/46, there are cheap remans of those too. Still got pay the steep PP front caliper tax.

alphasaur 04-05-2023 07:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RedReplicant (Post 3566015)
It's too bad the STI front is 40/36, there are cheap remans of those too. Still got pay the steep PP front caliper tax.

why not go ats front calipers? Same size pistons as PP kit.


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