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diffrent calipers

camt149

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Feb 1, 2007
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kemnay
i was changing the disks and pads on my 16v today. pasanger side no problem went to do drivers side calliper fooked dam it.
does any any one no i've diffrent callipres from the vw range will go on wth little greife ie vr6?:confused:
 

camt149

Active Member
Feb 1, 2007
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kemnay
are these all the same callipers or is one more powerfull than the other, am thinking of upgrading cams manifold ecu upgrade etc or do you recon i should just replace the knackered calliper and leave brakes standered????
 

WeeJase

pert
Jun 2, 2001
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cheaper option would be hi-spec 4 pot calipers and discs for around £450 iirc.
or willwoods for 5-600.
280mm discs and pads aren't too bad, and if on a budget,upgrading pads discs/hoses and fluid are a good compromise.
which would cost circa 150-200 if you go for some DS2500 pads/super dot 4 fluid/grooved discs/goodridge hoses.
just need to think VW when ordering some of it though.
 

camt149

Active Member
Feb 1, 2007
51
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kemnay
cool

i think i'll just fix what i've got and buy my self some coilovers instead. good idea????
 

WeeJase

pert
Jun 2, 2001
8,595
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i think i'll just fix what i've got and buy my self some coilovers instead. good idea????
personally?
why buy coilovers if you never intend on adjusting them?if you do then fair play.
brakes ?you can never have enough braking,and if you're intending on more power and going around bends quicker,then inevitably you might want to stop quicker too ;)
 
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