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Posts posted by VIW28
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- VR6CABBS, ibs, michael5556 and 3 others
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No good I'm afraid. The piston sizes are too small. These will be no better than a conventional caliper on a 312mm disc.
You need front calipers, part numbers 996 351 425 & 996 351 426.
The middle number represents front or rear, 351 is front and 352 is rear.
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A disc is a disc just get the cheapest
Bad advice mate, you can buy cheap discs that will crack... Personally I wouldn't be taking that chance.
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You can buy 334mm x 32mm EBC Turbo Groove discs for mk4 R32 from Euro Car Parts for under £150 with Club GTI discount. A fair bit heavier than standard discs but still a good disc.
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Will be great to have you guys over!
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This is a brilliant weekend! We travel over every year for a super show with great people! Well worth the trip!
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The first time I've seen pics of this car as I'm new but awesome! A credit to you and your patient other half
Pete
Thanks matey
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I ain't got time to upload all the pics and write ups unfortunately
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Lol Richie, still a fair bit behind you! Cheers dude
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Old news Dave
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Cheers Michael! Great report
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Thanks for all the feedback guys, I'm still convinced that Rainsports are the ones to go for. Good to see some of you share that opinion too
I'd love to go for 888's but at £180 ish a corner they are way out of budget and putting part worns on is a no go
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I'm sure you won't be disappointed, built by the best VR6 turbo men in the country
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I've read loads of reviews where people are happy with Uniroyal, only fault they seem to have with RS2's is they have a soft sidewall. The new RS3's seem to have improved on this it seems. What didn't you like with the Michelins? What size were they?
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That's great Lukey, some real good feedback there thanks
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That's a real nice mk2 with real nice spec! Must be pushing 500ish + hp wise?
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Currently considering my options for a set of new 205/40 R17 tyres. I'm after something that will grip well in the dry and the wet but will also dispel water easily. Wear rate doesn't really bother me that much (within reason) as I'm only doing 2-3k miles a year or so. Don't really want to spend more than £100 a corner, preferably £70-£80ish.
I have read more reviews than I can care to mention but with so many conflicting opinions.
Good source of info here, I've read nearly every review on the top 15 tyres - http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre-Size/17-Inch-Tyres/205-40-17-Tyres.htm
So far I've narrowed it down to the following:
1. Uniroyal Rainsport 3 - seems to have glowing reports though only launched very recently. Better than Uniroyal RS2's but have firmer sidewall which was a common complaint. These are what I'm really being drawn to at the minute.
2. Avon ZZ3 - apparently these have awesome grip in the dry and reasonably good in the wet
3. Toyo T1R - had these in the past and found them not too bad
4. Bridgestone Potenza RE050 - wet grip not so good?
5. Michelin Pilot Sport 3 - have these on my Passat in a 235/45 R17 and find them brilliant, great grip right down to the last. Expensive though.
6. Hankook Ventus V12 Evo - not looked into these too much but well priced
7. Falken ZE912 - what I had on the mk3 in a 195/40 R17 and tbh I was well enough impressed with them all round and are well priced. I would like to try something different though.
8. Continental Contact Sport 5 - according to the reviews they seem to have real good grip both in wet and dry conditions but are both expensive and wear exceptionally quickly.
9. Yokohama Parada Spec 2 - awesome dry grip but potentially lethal in the wet
Try to keep on topic please. Looking genuine experiences and opinions. Smart ass "blow out" comments will be deleted
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I always use NGK FZFR5D-11 Platinum plugs. Torque to 25nm/18lb/ft. These are same as manufacturer spec.
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Haha! Anyone recommend me anything??
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Would be awesome to have some of you guys over for Dubshed, been asking for long enough
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Not called Dog Sh!t Gearbox for nothing
Ultimate Dubs 2015 club stand.
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Are they projectors in a standard headlight?