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Thanks! Joined!

From what I have found the GT-B has 295mm Front \ 290mm Rear...for reference the USDM GT I have found is equipped with 277mm Front \ 266mm Rear. The GC8 STI brakes swap over (from what I have heard, still trying to confirm). Hopefully some of my digging helps out.

I am looking at upgrading rotors on my car (GT-B) and am trying to figure out if there are any known differences I need to consider before purchase. R1 concepts has criteria for '96 Subaru Legacy Wagon GT' but figured I would check here before buying. https://www.r1concepts.com/detail_catalog/index/r1-carbon-geomet-Series_eLINE-Series/ref=SUBARU+LEGACY+1996+WagonSMCL_GTcma_LSi;_with_Rear_Disc_Brakes+Front_and_Rear+Drilled_and_Slotted_Rotor++Optimum_OEp++eLINE-Series Apologies if this is covered somewhere, I did try to look around a bit first.

I have the twin turbo EJ20H and just checked. It has the purple AA280 sticker on the MAF.

Yeah, thats what was strange is they seemed unwilling to do the sniffer test, I guess since technically its a 96 and to them 96 and newer would be OBD2. It was so weird, the car is completely stock from factory and both locations I went to acted like I was up to no good lol.

interesting info and good to know, thanks for sharing!

It was imported from Japan. I went back to the DMV today to transfer the title and get it registered. I just told them I needed a classic vehicle exemption, they looked at my insurance card and that was the end of it. No questions, no inspection, nothing. So it all worked out, but strange the emissions people were clueless and didnt have an intention on helping out.

I just bought the car and it was delivered yesterday from Florida (original point of import). I took it to emissions testing today and they failed the car as they said it had an OBD1 port rather than OBD2 so they couldn't test it. Has anyone run into a similar issue and resolved? I am in Arizona. I insured it as a classic car so will likely look for an exemption based on that, but wondering if there are any other solutions.