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Mk7 R brakes on Scirocco

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xjay1337:

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--- Quote from: xjay1337 on January 14, 2015, 05:06:00 pm ---you can buy porsche 4 pots for not far off that rich.  :chicken:

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Fully refurbished?

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Bit of paint and a seal kit, not that much.
Seal kit probably about £40 and powdercoating will be about 20 quid per caliper.

I just don't understand why you'd buy a set of not that good brakes for £350 + carriers + discs + pads when you can buy working, visually OK Porsche calipers which work infinitely better for £250 + carriers + discs + pads...

http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,91113.0.html

rich83:
No one in their right mind would referb and powdercoat for those prices. Decent job you are looking at ~100 each.

Deako:
Yep. If you want a proper job done by brake caliper refurbs then you are looking at a decent chunk.

Thinking of the original plan now. Ttrs/rs3 calipers. Just undecided on custom brackets to run TTS 340m discs, or chance it on the TTRS 370m discs. Which are damn expensive.

rich83:
I'd go down the 370mm route unless you plan to keep the car long term, thus taking advantage of cheaper 340mm consumables.

Softishman:
I am going or TTRS calipers and 370mm discs, when time come to change the discs I will look for brackets to fit a smaller disc... But until that... :driver:

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