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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Toby on 13 November 2009, 23:17
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http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1325682.htm :rolleyes:
Nuff Said!! beuitiful example! ;) hmm.. only 6k to find :D
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sweet looking car. :cool:
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i love candy white.. not many around thogh!! :D
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that is brilliant , love it!
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Nice, love white cars me!
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:cool: :cool: :cool:
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Thats one :cool: car
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Nice car but hasbroken the golden rule of modding, all that power and no brake upgrade!!!
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288s stopped lardy mk3 VR's well enough so there should be no need to really uprate these other than decent discs, pads, fluid and lines...esp as there has been no weight added. Most people only upgrade brakes for aesthetic reasons
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Just thinking as the car most of the engine upgrades has 312mm brakes he would have at least gone for that as an upgrade, aggreed the 288mm aren't bad, was going to try and put some on my mk2 but heard its a no go cause of the discs.
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Just thinking as the car most of the engine upgrades has 312mm brakes he would have at least gone for that as an upgrade, aggreed the 288mm aren't bad, was going to try and put some on my mk2 but heard its a no go cause of the discs.
the g60 280mm set up is more than man enough for mk2s. If you really wanted to you could go to the brembo 305mm 4 pot set up but that is over doing it.
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Only reason is cause i have a full set of 288mm calipers and carriers sat in my garage.
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288s stopped lardy mk3 VR's well enough so there should be no need to really uprate these other than decent discs, pads, fluid and lines...esp as there has been no weight added. Most people only upgrade brakes for aesthetic reasons
I'd agree with that, i'm quite impressed with the mk4 brakes, i've suffered no problems or fade yet
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sell them to a mk3 gti owner...I'm sure they could do with some help to slow their boat like weight down
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Will put them up at some point, got loads of car parts sat in my garage need to sort out what i do and don't need and get some stuff sold.