2022 SUBARU BRZ 06-07 STI BREMBO BRAKE INSTALL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.พ. 2022
- We finally fix one of the things I hated the most on my 2022 subaru brz and that was the underwhelming brakes. We upgraded to 2006-2007 Subaru STI brembos and they look amazing!
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Couple quick other notes for people looking to do this:
Because of the way they mount on the STI vs BRZ the bleeders will point down, making bleeding almost impossible. You need to move the bleeder to the other side of the caliper. The calipers CANNOT be swapped to opposite side. They need to stay on their original side because of differentially sized pistons.
As long as you pair them with 08-17 rears, brake bias is maintained to ~4.4% of oem. All those articles that state otherwise are intentionally misleading to promote their own brake up grade kits.
04-07 front Brembos are identical to 08-17, for all intents and purposes. It's the rears that matter. 08-17 rears have larger pistons and are direct bolt on, no adapter brackets.
And 04-17 fronts don't require any grinding to install. That is only necessary if you want to install the metal harmonics bar/bracket that they put on the earlier BRZ's to help mitigate brake noise.
Thank you for the awesome write up!
Thanks for the input - just wondering if you need any specific tools to swap the bleeders? I'm planning to work on 10gen sti black brembos. Cheers
@@SH-L0 just a wrench to unscrew the bleeder and an allen key to undo the plug on the other side. Should take just a couple minutes.
@@CSHracer sooo it's that easy, got it man. Thanks loads!!!!
Let me correct the numbers. The Sti setup is not near OEM, but it's not much further off than some other BBKs. It's 4% off towards the front while what we want is as much as rear bias before the rear becomes unstable under braking, so OEM or ideally little more towards the rear. Sti Brembos with 08-17 rears are 4% off towards the front. Stock front pistons are 40.5mm (not 42.8mm as some forums say) and 294mm discs, pad height 50.2mm, stock rears are 40.5mm as well paired with 290mm discs, pad height 33.6mm. The Sti Brembo's have 2x40 and 2x46mm pistons and 326mm discs, pad height 60mm. 08-17 Sti rears are 40mm pistons, 316mm discs and 45mm pad height. The stock bias using these numbers I've measured on my stock brakes is 64.4% towards the front and Sti front with Sti 08+ rear is 68,8% towards the front. Not very OEM like. When using only Sti fronts with stock rears, the front bias is 70,6%, not good at all.
Was the fill nozzle swapped to the top of each caliper, since the 2004-07 STI is mounted at 3 o'clock rather than the BRZ having them mounted around 7 o'clock?
3:41 i always love when u include the "and girls"
I know this bud is old, but I’m looking for some help and it seems to all come down to 5x100 being the issue. I’ve got a E210 Corolla with 5x100. Looking to upgrade brakes and curious as to if these Brembos would work on it? I’m dealing with 18x8 +40 and would like to run 17x8 +35. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
is it gonna clear without the spacer and with the 18inch oem wheel on my 22 brz?
Just got my brz today. I think brakes will be the first mod that I will be installing along with the exhaust.
Definitely changes the cars dynamics!
Looks great!!
Thanks!
First comment!,
I've been waiting so long for another upload, I just put in my order for a 2022 GR86 Premium 6MT in PAVEMENT Grey. I've been watching ur channel since u got the car for inspiration, keep pumping out the quality content bro!
I really appreciate that comment thank you! Your going to love the car!!
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You think these would work for a 2019 Toyota 86??🤔🤔🤔
2:30 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Big brakes to stop a 200 HP car 😂😂😂 was looking for a video like this long time ago you are the first one that has done it
Lmao glad you enjoyed it!
Hey not sure if it snows much where u are but how’s the brz in the snow with proper snow tires?? Thinking about picking one up but we get a decent amount of snow where I live and was just curious how it handles
Yea we get a lot of snow here, fortunately I have a wrx for bad winter storms so I haven’t driven in anything crazy yet
I believe the c6 brembos need the knuckle to be grinded but that only applies to BRZ aluminum knuckles. GR86 has steal knuckles that don't need to be grinded, from what I read
That’s great information to know, thanks!
What's part numbers for these parts ?
can the brembos clear without any spacers or you need atlesst 5mm for sure?
I did not get to test it with a 5mm spacer but you’ll definitely need to space the oem wheels to fit.
How small do you think you could go with the spacer and still clear? 5mm, 10mm?
I couldn’t say for sure since I never tested different sizes. If I can get my hands on 5mm spacer I’ll update you guys!
What is your winter tires?
LOL Alex flipping out.. ahha priceless ! Love you two together.
With definitely have great dynamics 😂
@@ChrisLowpes other favorite part .. video starts. Alex in the background just watching u lol. U guys are definitely full of humor
@@jordancrowder9331 lmao thanks dude
So exited been wanting to change up the breaks on the car. But I’m not smart and have no idea what fix
I definitely recommend not messing around with brakes if your not comfortable!
I have some 15 sti brembos for fronts and rears. Black version, I assume they will fit?
Did you try it?
The new 86/brz is great! Trading in my 10th gen si and already put down a deposit for a manual premium 86
That’s awesome congratulations!
Those green Brembos look hot on the grey paint
Thanks!
Did u upgrade the master cylinder?
No I did not
Alex:all this to stop a 200hp car😂😂
Lmao ☠️
Nice Breaks Love Brembos INHERITED my Dad's 2005 STi Blue/ Gold with only less 16.000 miles car brake like a race car
That’s amazing!
BUY CALIPER BOLTS! if you’re following this. It’s the one thing that I didn’t and made my install come to a stop
What brake fluid did you use
I used oem
@@ChrisLowpes dot 2?
Which rotor did you use?
DBA dual drilled rotors for a 06-07 sti
DBA T2 Rotors Part numbers: 655S-10 and 2659S-10, hope this info is more helpful to you.
@@Scirollo What year calipers (BRZ PP or STI) do those part numbers apply to and have you done the install? Thanks!
@@jukeboxzero1 2007-14. Those part numbers are for dual drilled (5x100) rotors that will slide onto your BRZ's hubs and fit the 2007-14 STI Brembos perfectly.
You will have to cut your rear dust shield
2:30💀💀
Lmao
"What 'we' are gonna do.."
Nah bro lol. What ALEX is gonna do
Man I test drove the subaru and what a uncomfortable ride. I would trade it in for an elantra N. Lol or the new SI
Installs " 2006-2007 Subaru STI brembos " like bruh just say you're putting WRX brakes on a 22' brz
Civic is faster
But THIS is waayyyy more ENJOYABLE TO DRIVE!