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I have a question, I bought a Kia Stinger 2.0 4x4 and I have vendor brakes, can anyone was swapping them to Brembo? Do I need to replace knuckle?
 
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I have a question, I bought a Kia Stinger 2.0 4x4 and I have vendor brakes, can anyone was swapping them to Brembo? Do I need to replace knuckle?
Welcome. Just letting you know that this topic has been moved out of the community lounge and into the Stinger brakes forum.
 
I have a question, I bought a Kia Stinger 2.0 4x4 and I have vendor brakes, can anyone was swapping them to Brembo? Do I need to replace knuckle?
A lot of us have done Brembo brakes retrofit. 3.3T's Brembo calipers bolt right on. You will need to get same size rotors as on the 3.3T, which are larger. 2.0T's rear dust shield also will not fit the larger rear rotor. I just bent the dust shield flat and drove like that for quite a few months, before replacing with larger ones for the 3.3T. At the time, I did a LSD retrofit too, so the rear 1/2 shafts had to come out, so that saved me a lot of work to change out the dust shield at the same time. Otherwise, I might have just left the old dust shield in place.

Do a search for Brembo retrofit on these Stinger forums, or on G70 forums. Lots of threads already on this topic.
 
A lot of us have done Brembo brakes retrofit. 3.3T's Brembo calipers bolt right on. You will need to get same size rotors as on the 3.3T, which are larger. 2.0T's rear dust shield also will not fit the larger rear rotor. I just bent the dust shield flat and drove like that for quite a few months, before replacing with larger ones for the 3.3T. At the time, I did a LSD retrofit too, so the rear 1/2 shafts had to come out, so that saved me a lot of work to change out the dust shield at the same time. Otherwise, I might have just left the old dust shield in place.

Do a search for Brembo retrofit on these Stinger forums, or on G70 forums. Lots of threads already on this topic.
Thank you for your answer. I think it will be more difficult. I start looking for Thank you for your answer. I think it will be more difficult. I start looking for calipers and brake lines and start modernizing and brake lines and start modernizing
 
I reused the stock rubber brake hoses when I first did the retrofit. They bolt right on. I did change to StopTech stainless steel brake lines later. You can do it at the same time, if you prefer. Not a bad idea, since you have to remove one end of it already, and you'll have to bleed the brakes anyway. Up to you.

 
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