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for a start they are 5 stud drilled discs... and you will have 4 stud discs.
so id say more hassle than its worth
so id say more hassle than its worth
but when you get them on they're awesome..... both myself & F2Stu have done it
I've got std LC Callipers, Stu has SEAT Sport 4 pots
Not sure if they clear stock 16's - but you're welcome to try.
edit - they don't - and need 4-5mm spacers
I've got std LC Callipers, Stu has SEAT Sport 4 pots
Not sure if they clear stock 16's - but you're welcome to try.
edit - they don't - and need 4-5mm spacers
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looks like i may have to have new rims because the standard brakes definately arnt good enougth with the power upped!
http://www.seatcupra.net/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core:DownloadItem&g2_itemId=1383
that's a 16" rim - but there is still some clearance with the calliper
that's a 16" rim - but there is still some clearance with the calliper
claudefrog said:how much does it cost you to have the 5 stud discs re drilled each time ?
Nothing - 5 minutes with pillar drill.
You'll need to take an ickle bit of the calipers to correct the offset, but its an excellant VFM conversion. Doubt it'll clear a std 20vt rim - with Seat Sport APs not a chance in hell.
right, i might have a go at this, is there any brackets u need, or do the calllipers bolt straight on?
you need the callipers & carriers, but you need to mill 'some' of the carrier away - about 3-5mm I think - i can't remember
Yes & no, the pad carriers will need machining back by around 4mm on a TT/Leon/S3/Octy caliper to compensate for the offset difference, after that it'll bolt straight on.
You'll need to use TT/Leon/S3/Octy hoses's as they have a funny banjo type fitting IIRC, not so sure how m0rk got around that one...
You'll need to use TT/Leon/S3/Octy hoses's as they have a funny banjo type fitting IIRC, not so sure how m0rk got around that one...
used the hoses from the LC, just adjusted the mount on the inner wing to 'take' the different style - but it secured properly, so all is well in legal land.
Thats a 7x16" Compomotive wheel, with sticky out spokes - clearence is mega tight, doubt any other 16" wheel would fit with the correct offset.
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