slider85
15+ Year Contributor
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- May 21, 2004
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Langley,
someone please fully explain to me the difference between the 1G FWD and AWD brakes.
The FWD's have a single-piston caliper, vented front discs, and solid rears, or at least that is what my car has. The AWD has two-piston calipers, larger front discs, and what rears?
I'm asking because I would like to replace all of my rotors with Powerslot and install stock AWD two-piston calipers with SS brake lines. Now, what parts would i need to do this: AWD two-piston calipers and mounting brackets, AWD Powerslot rotors, and AWD Brake lines? Do the FWD and AWD brake lines have the same fittings?
The FWD's have a single-piston caliper, vented front discs, and solid rears, or at least that is what my car has. The AWD has two-piston calipers, larger front discs, and what rears?
I'm asking because I would like to replace all of my rotors with Powerslot and install stock AWD two-piston calipers with SS brake lines. Now, what parts would i need to do this: AWD two-piston calipers and mounting brackets, AWD Powerslot rotors, and AWD Brake lines? Do the FWD and AWD brake lines have the same fittings?