No, the only difference is AWD, if you dont have AWD all front pads are the same, fwd 1 pot, awd 2 pot,
all rear pads are the same apart from the RS which has drums,

All parking brake shoes are the same

Okay thanks. Its just because i was afraid of Breaking something in the gearbox when changing Them. When i hit the brakes it allows me to change the gear to drive.

But thanks a lot for the answer

ec17pse said:

No, the only difference is AWD, if you dont have AWD all front pads are the same, fwd 1 pot, awd 2 pot,
all rear pads are the same apart from the RS which has drums,

All parking brake shoes are the same

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You sure it's not early and late models. My early 92 awd has 1 piston calipers, it's also non abs but I doubt that has anything to do with it.

Mine is a GST from 1997 - Japan import (180 km/h) on the speedo.

My question was about changing pads, because its a automatic gearbox and when i push the brake it allows me to change from P-D. So i was afraid of Breaking something when changing Them. I still havent done it yet.

As far I can tell, there are 2 pistons in the caliber.

Bud92gsx said:

You sure it's not early and late models. My early 92 awd has 1 piston calipers, it's also non abs but I doubt that has anything to do with it.

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Mine too....

ChristianEclipseAuto said:

Mine is a GST from 1997 - Japan import (180 km/h) on the speedo.

My question was about changing pads, because its a automatic gearbox and when i push the brake it allows me to change from P-D. So i was afraid of Breaking something when changing Them. I still havent done it yet.

As far I can tell, there are 2 pistons in the caliber.

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If you got 2 pistons then its a gsx caliper swap or gto as it came from Japan its a common swap there. But just check as it might look like 2 but have one, once you can see the back you will tell the difference easily

ec17pse said:

If you got 2 pistons then its a gsx caliper swap or gto as it came from Japan its a common swap there. But just check as it might look like 2 but have one, once you can see the back you will tell the difference easily

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VR4 calipers are two piston but they also say Mitsubishi on them. I have seen two piston calipers but like I said I believe that's late 92-94

Bud92gsx said:

VR4 calipers are two piston but they also say Mitsubishi on them. I have seen two piston calipers but like I said I believe that's late 92-94

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i did originally assume 2g and he confirmed so thats good for me as a guess

it could well be a VR4 caliper but its not spec'd so for now im assuming stock which is single caliper for a gst

unless he posts a pic we can only guess for now