MK3 Rear Disc Conversion - Drums to Disc - 4 stud

[benjy_b]

If you are going mk4 calliper then you will need the adapter flexi's too as the mk2/3 are screw in types and the mk4's are banjo type fittings

Hi, thanks for that!

Would you know the best source? Seems Goodridge do them?

[Wayne]

I understand drums are easier to maintain and generally more reliable, but let's be honest, they look gash.

Just paint the drums satin black it is all I ever used to do.

[benvictors]

If you are going mk4 calliper then you will need the adapter flexi's too as the mk2/3 are screw in types and the mk4's are banjo type fittings

Hi, thanks for that!

Would you know the best source? Seems Goodridge do them?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mk1-Mk2-Mk3-golf-corrado-to-mk4-rear-caliper-stainless-steel-conversion-hoses-/121046819158?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1c2ef3e156

[benvictors]

^^
And you will need these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brake-Line-Banjo-Bolts-2-Off-M12-x-1-0mm-Pitch-Copper-Washer-EU-Made-/130696921665?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1e6e24c241

[benjy_b]

^ cheers for that!

[Bellend]

Drums are stronger handbrakes.

Would say discs are easier to maintain and better braking for foot pedal.

That's not the issue, he wants discs, he gets discs.

[thai-wronghorse]

If you are going mk4 calliper then you will need the adapter flexi's too as the mk2/3 are screw in types and the mk4's are banjo type fittings

Hi, thanks for that!

Would you know the best source? Seems Goodridge do them?

Ive got a set of these in the shed waiting to go on at some point. Good price i thought.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mk1-Mk2-Mk3-golf-corrado-to-mk4-rear-caliper-stainless-steel-conversion-hoses-/121046819158?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1c2ef3e156

[sharki786]

Dods anyone have a part number for the mk4 caliper or the make?
Do i have the same as my rear calipers are the lucas make. Its a p plate anni gti

[churchygti]

I have discs on my Estate looks sweet