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Old 12-27-2020, 12:39 PM   #44
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Originally Posted by Mike_ZN6 View Post
These look perfect, almost no change in bias. This is a legit BBK for $1000. Do the 2003 WRX rear brakes also bolt on? I see Wilwood makes a similarly priced kit for the 2003 WRX rear brakes:

https://www.wilwood.com/BrakeKits/Br...eza&option=WRX

The rotors on that rear kit are actually slightly larger than the fronts. Not sure what that rear kit would do to the bias, either.
Most people who get the WW 4R keep oem rears with better pads, or swap to some nice slotted rears with better pads. If you got a rear BBK you would want the matching front set to maintain proper brake bias.

If you are NA and doing a lightweight build the stress in the brakes is a lot less vs stock weight or especially someone adding weight and tons of power with FI.

The WW 4R is solid for a DD, autox, and light tracking. Depending on how much, long, and often you go to the track they might not hold up, but brake ducts would help a lot for these on the track.
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