StopTech Sport Axle Pack Drilled Rear Brake Kit Subaru WRX 2003-2005 | 979.47002R

Fitment Information: This brake kit is specifically designed for 2003 - 2005 Subaru WRX. Note that this pad style is confirmed for all WRX models manufactured from 01/03 onwards. For cars made between 10/02 - 12/02, please verify by comparing your existing pad shape with our online photos. Features: The StopTech rear brake kit for WRX is an easy - way to boost braking performance without upgrading to a larger caliper. It comes with drilled rotors, sport brake pads, and stainless - steel brake lines. The drilled holes enhance cooling by letting heat, dust, hot gases, and water escape easily from the braking surface, ensuring consistent performance even in the rain. The stainless - steel brake lines keep the pedal firm as the brake fluid heats up. Key benefits include: Improved brake pedal feel and shorter stopping distances; Ideal for high - performance street driving and light track use; Enhanced pedal response; Consistent braking power across different temperatures; Low noise level; High dust level; Rear - wheel location; Direct replacement for worn - out stock brake pads; Braided brake lines prevent swelling and pressure loss; Recommended for performance street use. What's Included: 2 rear sport drilled brake rotors, 2 rear stainless - steel brake lines, and 2 rear sport brake pads.

Using this StopTech rear brake kit is straightforward. First, make sure your car is the 2003 - 2005 Subaru WRX model. If your car was made between 10/02 - 12/02, double - check the pad shape with the online photos. Then, replace your old brake pads, rotors, and brake lines with the components included in the kit. When driving, you'll notice improved pedal feel and shorter stopping distances. Remember, this kit produces a high level of dust, so you might need to clean your wheels more often. Also, although it's suitable for high - performance street driving and light track use, avoid using it in extreme racing conditions. For maintenance, regularly check the brake lines for any signs of damage or swelling. If you notice any issues with the braking performance, have it inspected by a professional mechanic right away.