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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: Splash on 29 August 2004, 18:13
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What are the best upgrade front discs and pads for a '94 M-reg Mk3 16v GTi? I need better stopping power as the standard VW items are cr@p compared to the wife's Focus 1.6 brakes. ???
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Go for some zimmerman drilled and grooved discs and some pagid fast road pads, shud make you stop better ;)
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I've got G60 280mm ones on my mk2 and combined with mintex pads they're awesome. I had the discs drilled by a mate purely for the look, but they don't half scrub off the speed.
if you want serious stopping power you can go for a brembo 4 pot setup with 305mm discs, but you'll have to run at least 16" wheels then. costs are ?400+
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I've had zimmerman drilled discs and some pagid fast road pads fitted and the brakes are now spot on! many thanks. ;D
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I just had my disks 'n' pads done - Brembo disks and mintex pads ;D chipper stuff for sure.
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Hi guys,
can I ask where you bought these? I cant seem to find anything for zimmerman on google!!! (theres a first for everything)
Hopefully theres somewhere out there that do deals when buying discs and pads together?
Cheers
Pete
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Bit of a Hijack but....
I have a 94 Gti 8v too - does anyone know the sizes of front and rear discs and whether they have the cable sensor on the pad or not? It's all a bit confusing when trying to choose parts!
Rob :shocked:
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Bit of a Hijack but....
I have a 94 Gti 8v too - does anyone know the sizes of front and rear discs and whether they have the cable sensor on the pad or not? It's all a bit confusing when trying to choose parts!
Rob :shocked:
Best bet is to take a front wheel off and measure the size of the disks with a tape measure, also look on the front pads to see if you have a wire going to the pads!!. Im pretty sure the rear disks are the same size on all Mk2's
Stu
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Bit of a Hijack but....
I have a 94 Gti 8v too - does anyone know the sizes of front and rear discs and whether they have the cable sensor on the pad or not? It's all a bit confusing when trying to choose parts!
Rob :shocked:
Who ever your buying the spares from just give them your reg, and if they're reputable enough they'll tell you what you need!