Fitment Information: This brake kit is designed specifically for the 2002 - 2005 Subaru WRX. Note that this pad style is confirmed for all WRX models produced from 06/02 onwards. Features: The StopTech front wheel WRX brake kit is an easy way to boost braking performance without upgrading to a larger caliper. It comes with StopTech Drilled Rotors, Sport Brake Pads, and a Stainless Steel Brake Line Kit. The stainless - steel brake lines keep the brake pedal firm as the brake fluid heats up. The drilled holes in the rotors offer better cooling, allowing dust, hot gases, and water to escape easily from the braking surface. This ensures consistent braking performance, even in the rain. Key benefits include improved brake pedal feel, reduced stopping distance, and suitability for high - performance street driving and light track use. It provides consistent braking power across different temperatures, has a low noise level (though high dust level), and is a direct replacement for worn - out stock brake pads. The braided brake line construction prevents brake line swell and pressure loss. Recommended for performance street use. What's Included: 2 Sport Drilled Brake Rotors (front), 2 Stainless Steel Brake Lines (front), and 2 Sport Brake Pads (front).
Using this StopTech brake kit is straightforward. First, make sure your vehicle is the 2002 - 2005 Subaru WRX, and that the production date is 06/02 or later if you're concerned about the pad style. Installation is a direct replacement for your old brake pads. Just remove the worn - out stock components and put in the new ones from the kit. When driving, you'll notice an immediate improvement in braking performance, with a firmer pedal feel and shorter stopping distances. Remember, this kit is mainly for high - performance street driving and light track use. Don't use it for extreme racing conditions. As for maintenance, regularly check the brake pads for wear. The drilled rotors are designed to handle heat well, but if you notice excessive dust build - up, you can clean the rotors with a brake cleaner. Also, keep an eye on the stainless - steel brake lines for any signs of damage or leaks. If you do any of these, your brake kit will keep performing great for a long time.
