Fitment: These Faction Fab F - Spec front brake pads are specifically made for Subaru WRX models from 2002 to 2003. Fitment Note: For all 2002/2003 WRX owners, check the pad fitment before buying. There was a front caliper design change during the production year. Determine it by the BUILD DATE (not model year) on the VIN plate in the driver’s side door jam. Or compare your existing pad shape with our online photos. These pads are confirmed for all WRX models with a build date of 05/02 and earlier. These high - performance brake pads offer excellent linear thermal stability, easy pedal modulation, and consistent braking performance. They're great for the street, auto - x, and light track use, with good low - temperature operation, low noise, and long rotor life. Features: Made of Para - Aramid composition, they're perfect for auto - x, light track days, or aggressive street driving. With a maximum operating temperature of 1300ºF, they resist fade well. They have excellent modulation and initial bite. The pre - scorched compound helps with cold - weather modulation. The O.E. gas slots and chamfers ensure safe and efficient stopping while reducing vibration - related noise. Positive molded technology provides reliable stopping performance throughout the brake pad's service life. The manufacturing process uses extreme pressure to compress the friction material and remove impurities. Precision - cut backing plates ensure correct fit in the caliper body, eliminating vibrations and noise when braking. Mechanically attached application - specific pad shims are designed to eliminate brake pad vibration noise. Front Location.
Using these Faction Fab front brake pads for your 2002 - 2003 Subaru WRX is straightforward. First, make sure to check the fitment as described. Once you've confirmed they fit, you can install them on your vehicle. When driving, you'll notice the easy pedal modulation and consistent braking performance right away. For cold - weather use, the pre - scorched compound will help the pads work well from the start. As for maintenance, there's not much you need to do. Just keep an eye on the wear of the brake pads. If you notice any strange noises or a decrease in braking performance, it might be time to replace them. Also, regularly check the caliper and backing plates to ensure everything is in good condition. Remember, these pads are great for different driving conditions like the street, auto - x, and light track, but don't push them too hard on extreme track days as they're not designed for that.
