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Old 25-01-2014, 07:53 PM
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Work backwards in terms of cost

Bleed them

Flush with fresh fluid

Pads

Rotors

Bigger setup.

For a street driven WRX, youll never get to the last step.
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Work backwards in terms of cost

Bleed them

Flush with fresh fluid

Pads

Rotors

Bigger setup.

For a street driven WRX, youll never get to the last step.
What about the lines? Do they need upgrading or are the stock ones fine?
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Old 26-01-2014, 03:25 AM
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Add them after rotors.

You shouldnt be generating enough pressure to benefit on the street, but they are cheaper than good pads/rotors
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I'd suggest apart from some resident expert drivers most wouldn't be able to tell SS lines from standard.

Personally I think there's more to be gained from a brake booster support bracket in terms of feel and braking than SS lines.
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