9n tdi big brakes
9n tdi big brakes
what size brakes can you fit to a 1.9 tdi? and is it easy to do?
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david burton
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I take it you have the non-GT model?
If that's the case, it's tough because the caliper carriers are an integral part of the hub.
There's no point in sizing them up TBH, you're better off changing the fluid and getting new discs + pads (fast road pads). They will make it a lot sharper.
If you want to spend cash, you will need new hubs (from the GTI 9N3, VRS etc) and then you can put on anything you want within reason, the largest size being restricted by your alloy size.
common ones for those sort of hubs are the golf anniversary setup, or even the TT setup (at 312mm I think)
If that's the case, it's tough because the caliper carriers are an integral part of the hub.
There's no point in sizing them up TBH, you're better off changing the fluid and getting new discs + pads (fast road pads). They will make it a lot sharper.
If you want to spend cash, you will need new hubs (from the GTI 9N3, VRS etc) and then you can put on anything you want within reason, the largest size being restricted by your alloy size.
common ones for those sort of hubs are the golf anniversary setup, or even the TT setup (at 312mm I think)
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Hamish
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i thought that was the case with my cardavid burton wrote:I take it you have the non-GT model?
If that's the case, it's tough because the caliper carriers are an integral part of the hub.
There's no point in sizing them up TBH, you're better off changing the fluid and getting new discs + pads (fast road pads). They will make it a lot sharper.
If you want to spend cash, you will need new hubs (from the GTI 9N3, VRS etc) and then you can put on anything you want within reason, the largest size being restricted by your alloy size.
common ones for those sort of hubs are the golf anniversary setup, or even the TT setup (at 312mm I think)
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