MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Modifications & Technical Area => Technical Workshop => Topic started by: four! on September 05, 2011, 06:18:32 pm
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Hi,
Seems to be lots of choices for disc sizes come up for my 07my gt 140.
I have bought the fronts 288x25
And bought some for the rear 255x10
The rears had a choice of 260x12 but as they are so rusted (and still on the car ) I cant get an accurate measurement.
Can anyone confirm what i've bought is correct? Got a feeling the rears are wrong but parts guy says 255 on the back??
Many thanks
George
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I can measure the ones of mine but It's a 54 plate if that helps
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Yes please :wink:, if they are somewhere handy, it's a right pain to try measuring them on the car though. Not sure if i was measuring 2.5mm of rust build up or the actual size, they are so similar :grin:
Do you know if I need to remove the rear caliper carrier? in which case I will need a m14 spline socket?
Cheers
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i will measure them tomorrow as they are at work--you do need to remove the carrier to fit the discs
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Do you have the facelift GT?? The one with the GTI front bumper but with different grills? If so the brakes should be the same as what's on the GTI :happy2:
If so you should have 312mm front and 286mm rear.
Thats what was on my 58plate :happy2:
Ben
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Its a 56 registered 07 model year. It has the newer type front end but is badged up as GT not GT sport. Looks like I should be prepared for both to be wrong :grin:
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I thought they'd be 312mm
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mine where
fronts 288
rears 258
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They will be 255mm, I have just change mine on an '07' PD140, the 260mm size are on the 4-motion. The PD170 has the GTi set up, 312mm front, 288mm rear. :happy2:
Mine came from - www.eurocarparts.com - with my Briskoda forum discount they were under 23 quid per disc, the part number is: 104441258
HTH, Lee.
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Thanks everyone, looks like they should be the ones then :happy2:
mine also came from euro's, went for the cheapies though 104441251
Got to get myself the m14 spline socket and i'm good to go :smiley:
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my rear carrier bolts were tight so i put a bar on the end of the ratchet for more leavarage and i also put new bolts back in :happy2:
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When you change the rear discs there's ne need to remove the caliper carriers, a little gentle persuasion and twisting should see them drop out. The new ones go in even easier. The front discs are 288mm, the rears 255mm (2004 GT Tdi 140)
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must admit i didn't try and get the disc out that way as i was putting R32 brakes on,worth knowing then :happy2: