Brake shoes for the twin

[canu_50]

Hey guys,

I think i might have beaten my car a little bit too much.. I due for some rear shoes!

I am trying to find the FMSI numbber, because i am trying as hard as i can to save 200$ and not pay 270$ for the rear brakes shoes at Scion, beeing in the parts business for a couple of years, i find that quite expensive for some brake shoes.

If somebody has the FMSi number, or have a deal for some brake shoes, i will be more then happy!!

Thanks in advance, and yes i did some research.. Ohh and yes i drift the car, i don't want Toyota to pay for this, just trying not to get ripped off for some 270$ brakes shoes...

[OrbitalEllipses]

Originally Posted by canu_50

Hey guys,

I think i might have beaten my car a little bit too much.. I due for some rear shoes!

I am trying to find the FMSI numbber, because i am trying as hard as i can to save 200$ and not pay 270$ for the rear brakes shoes at Scion, beeing in the parts business for a couple of years, i find that quite expensive for some brake shoes.

If somebody has the FMSi number, or have a deal for some brake shoes, i will be more then happy!!

Thanks in advance, and yes i did some research.. Ohh and yes i drift the car, i don't want Toyota to pay for this, just trying not to get ripped off for some 270$ brakes shoes...

Subaru brake shoes will probably be cheaper at the Subaru dealer than the Scion dealer. Considering the suspension's lifted out of the GH Impreza and the 2010+ LGT, you may find those shoes even cheaper than finding a P/N for our cars.

Try Centric 11108870 or Raybestos 887PG if you don't want OEM shoes. Those are FMSI 1601-5887.

[omegared19]

All the Subaru parts are cheaper......go figure.

[canu_50]

Good i wasn't too sure about it beeing a legacy brake shoes! I will check it out! Thanks!