Right, I've seen the discussions about these before on here and S2Forum and I understand the issues. I have Porsche non floating discs on the front with no issues so I want to go the same way with the rear to avoid Audis' hideous mark up. What I need to know therefore is what are the correct part numbers for the Porsche discs which are a direct swap (I've seen a variety of numbers quoted hence the question)?
Alternatively are there any recommended pattern discs that work just as well?
Paul
Rear Brake Discs
RE: Rear Brake Discs
i have bought aftermarket rear discs from a shop on ebay.de called ultimot.de.They also have a web page.The discs were drilled and so far have turned out to be fine.I dont think it is worth paying so large amount for the audi/porsche original discs.
What im going to do with my front discs as well is get them from this shop(around 450euro a pair) and have them cryogenically treated so as to increase their life span.It has been done before and it has proven a good method.
What im going to do with my front discs as well is get them from this shop(around 450euro a pair) and have them cryogenically treated so as to increase their life span.It has been done before and it has proven a good method.
RE: Rear Brake Discs
Paul,
The rear discs are expensive whichever way you look at them. Have you spoken to VagParts yet?
Dicky
The rear discs are expensive whichever way you look at them. Have you spoken to VagParts yet?
Dicky
Volcano Black 1995 RS2. Standard.
Gone - but understood to be alive and well and living in Cornwall.
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