February 23, 200818 yr Part # comparison says yes! 28469FE000 HUB, REAR WHEEL LEFT OR RIGHT FOR 1993-2001 IMPREZAS (EXCEPT 2000 model TS or L Sedan, Brighton Wagon or L Coupe) 28469FE000 HUB, REAR WHEEL LEFT OR RIGHT FOR 1990-1999 LEGACYS ALL
February 23, 200818 yr I can't think of anything about the hub that would make it matter left or right. If you are talking about the wheel bearing housings, yes those are different left and right.
February 23, 200818 yr Author yes thats what i am talking about the whole housing that the ABS sensor is on and and the e brake hardware is attached to
February 23, 200818 yr I think the Imp has Drum brake and the Legacy has disc. I believe it will work but you'll need to swap the backing plate and brakes. Also did Impreza have ABS in 95??
February 23, 200818 yr Author imprezas had ABS since 93 and all wheel disc too in some models the reason i ask is that awhile back i got a hub from a 95 impreza in the JY to replace the one on mine with a bad wheel bearing now that i got new tires, i see that the side of the replaced hub the tire is alot closer to the bottom of the strut than the other is, lets say the side that was replaced is about 1/4" space and the other side is about 1" space between strut and top of tire... which it makes me think the geometry of that hub where the strut is bolted on is a bit shorter. Could that be correct?
February 25, 200818 yr I think the Imp has Drum brake and the Legacy has disc. I believe it will work but you'll need to swap the backing plate and brakes. Also did Impreza have ABS in 95?? I know that i don't have abs on my 97 brighton but i want to swap to rear discs do i have to find a car that didn't have abs or would any work?
February 25, 200818 yr impreza's are a real goof ball of a job by Subaru. they went backwards in the mid 90's. impreza's had rear discs in the earlier models....then around 95, 96, or 97 (not sure when) they started putting rear drum brakes on them for some reason? which is stupid considering that would entail higher production costs for a lesser product.
February 25, 200818 yr impreza's are a real goof ball of a job by Subaru. they went backwards in the mid 90's. impreza's had rear discs in the earlier models....then around 95, 96, or 97 (not sure when) they started putting rear drum brakes on them for some reason? which is stupid considering that would entail higher production costs for a lesser product. Drum brakes last longer.
February 25, 200818 yr which is stupid considering that would entail higher production costs for a lesser product. These would be my guess at why from Subaru's perpective. 1. Wheel cylinder are cheaper than Calipers. 2. E-Brake is integral to the drum brake, instead of being a seperate set of additional components. 3. If drums are standard, they can charge more for the "upgrade" to discs.
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