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August 19, 2011 at 10:36 pm #1514
Nollaig 89
MemberI’ve acquired all the parts I need to convert rear brakes to MK3 VR6 280mm discs and S3 calipers. Where can I get brackets (carrier’s)made up or buy them.
Thanks.
August 20, 2011 at 11:01 am #8606Chris S
ModeratorThere you are [
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When you consider that VW considered that your 239mm rear discs were big enough when they fitted them as front brakes on the early Golf 2 GTI
do you really want or need 280mm rear brakes?
Also it will upset your brake balance unless you are fitting larger front discs as well [
]August 22, 2011 at 4:12 pm #8608Nollaig 89
MemberOh yea I have 305mm 4pots on the front,just wana fill the wheels is all.
September 1, 2011 at 8:18 am #8649h714dhg
MemberI made custom brackets from 5mm plate steel. Then i mounted tt/s3 rear calipers and carriers. Used oem s3/tt pads and oem corrado g60 280mm front discs. Looks awesome behind the wheels. Ive also got 4 pot setup on front, but not driven with it to see what balance is like. However i do have a pair of fluid restrictors to fit if needed. These are another oem find from a 1996 a6 tdi avant.
HthTom
September 1, 2011 at 2:49 pm #8654Chris S
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Originally posted by h714dhgI made custom brackets from 5mm plate steel. Then i mounted tt/s3 rear calipers and carriers. Used oem s3/tt pads and oem corrado g60 280mm front discs. Looks awesome behind the wheels. Ive also got 4 pot setup on front, but not driven with it to see what balance is like. However i do have a pair of fluid restrictors to fit if needed. These are another oem find from a 1996 a6 tdi avant.
HthTom
Any photos please?
September 1, 2011 at 11:37 pm #8656h714dhg
MemberNo i dont yet. I have to strip it back down to get them powder coated and the corrct high tensile bolts fitted.
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