Seat sport 4 pots or tt brakes?

May 22, 2009
788
1
South Wales
you need new hubs as well with the seat sport brakes - i managed to get the lot for £300 with good discs, hubs, lines and calipers off a breaking tdi curpa!

i got tt comps on too but aint had the time to fit the brakes yet! may need a small spacer! fingers crossed i wil get it done over x mas!

my ibiza FR turned cupra - would have been easier just buying a curpra thinking about it now tho!
 

Damoegan

Sir Bob,a geordy legend..
Oct 15, 2007
8,993
3
Newcastle
Where can you get the AP's for that much?

Personally for that money, and your future plans, I'd go for the AP's.

Im running TT calipers on my Hybrid turbo PD130 (230bhp) and for normal use there sound. Only issue is if you do trackdays. Not had mine on track but a good friend is running the same setup, and we were suffering from brake fade at Cadwell.

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=245208

:)
 

R1ch85

1/4mile - 13.935 @ 100.54
Nov 9, 2006
1,675
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Bristol
you need new hubs as well with the seat sport brakes - i managed to get the lot for £300 with good discs, hubs, lines and calipers off a breaking tdi curpa!

i got tt comps on too but aint had the time to fit the brakes yet! may need a small spacer! fingers crossed i wil get it done over x mas!

my ibiza FR turned cupra - would have been easier just buying a curpra thinking about it now tho!

why do you need different hubs? Alot of people go from 288's to 312's without changing hubs, they just buy different carriers to go with everything. The AP's just bolt straight to the hub where the carriers would normally bolt I thought?
 
May 22, 2009
788
1
South Wales
no idea! the bloke i bought them off just gave them to me said i needed them for the conversion! still havent wacked them on!

will be easier not to change the hubs because will have to mess about with the coilovers and tracking again!
 

ljpacey

aka captin slow!!
Jan 19, 2009
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0
lol i just got seat sport aps for my xmas box :D haha got to treat your self ant you. :)
 
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