rear brake pad advise
 

Hi which pads should i go for its for a 03 wrx sti prodrive impreza .and also is it easy to fit as i might do my self if it is

Rears don't do a lot of the work so I would grab some pagids from eurocarparts along with some copper grease.
Changing pads on a subaru is dead easy. It takes longer to jack it up and take the wheel off.

Providing the pistons aren't seized :-)

But yes, piece of piss to do, think I'm still running 14 year old OEM pads in mine with no problem.

I run DS2500 all round on mine.

Cheers i will give that a go is copper grease exspensive?

Not at all, any motor factors or even halfords will stock it, I bought a big tub a few years ago for less than a tenner and i've not made a dent on it yet!

I went on euro parts there are loads on there which ones should i go for and the price they show is that for one wheel? Do i need to get 2 sets?????:-?

Ive seen bembos pads on amazon for cheap too are they good..?

It will be for a pair/rear set

It says priced per axle do i need 1 or 2 ?

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Ok cheers mate :ok::ok::STi:

sorry but have to disagree - on 4wd and RWD performance cars the rears do a lot more than people believe and you would benefit from having at least "matched" material spec all round, they dont see the same temp extremes as the front but this is not the same thing

we stock all manner of pads from OEM through to full race and happy to advise on your exact requirements

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I got some pagid pads part no 101800118 they cost £28.00 from eurocarparts i wanred to get the £20.00 ones but because my car is a prodrive i had to get the ones above i will fit them tomorrow hopefully stays dry for me i have youtubed how to replace pads but any advise on fitting them would be grate thanks:doubleup::thanx::22b:

Have performance friction PFC-08 pads supplied by Alyn on my rear brembos with pagid discs, bloody superb. They squeak a fair bit but i'm not sure if thats the pads or discs, but work very well :)