View Full Version : Pagid Discs & Pads for '01 Ibiza Cupra 20VT
Hi All,
Right after finding another thread generally rating the Pagids over the Greenstuffs I think I will invest in at least a new set of pads if not discs aswell.
Couple of quick questions though:
1) Anyone got the part numbers for the Pagid pads and discs to fit my std setup '01 MK3 Seat Ibiza Cupra?
2) Wheres the best place to get them from in the uk.
Appreciate all your input.
Turrah for now.
Andy
If you're near Farnham get them at German, Swedish and French - that's where I'll be. Part nos, have them at home somewhere. If you know the OE ones GSF will sort you easily.
pagid pads part no: FR5051 (280MM) not sure about the disc park number. as for purchasing them, try awesome GTi (0161 776 0777-dan or jim) and if you say your a member of SEATCupra.net then you get 10% discount. They will be able to help you, nice chaps!
Dormouse
22-01-2003, 13:16
Andi for a small ammount of papery things with good queen bess' head on you can have a very lightly worn set of mine (200 miles or so)
Didn't need em after having the R with brembos'
I'm in Southampton'ish area.
You?
P.S Icecavern looking good. Nice Ibiza door guide by Pete & Co.
Thanks for everyones input - much appreciated.
Dormouse - I'm around Basingstoke. Sounds good to me...depending on how many pieces of paper with the queens head on it you want! ;)
How long they been sitting around?
Glad you like IceCavern (http://www.IceCavern.co.uk)! Thought the look and feel was just about right. We're still not done and keep checking back for updates! Hopefully there should be some more improvements soon.
Turrah for now.
A :devil:
Dormouse
22-01-2003, 16:20
Sitting in a box in my car for about 3 months.
They look OK to me.
Notes? Well what can you get em for new?
I was going to say about 20 quid.
Originally posted by Dormouse
P.S Icecavern looking good. Nice Ibiza door guide by Pete & Co.
hehe Did you get to try my guide then dor?? Did I miss anything critical?:o It was Andys car I based it on he has the broken bit of plastic to prove it;)
Dormouse
23-01-2003, 19:30
Not yet mate. Gonig to install this w/e.
Any tips for not breaking lots of plastic off?
Dor.
P.S Std speaker mounts screwed or riveted in?
be gentle but firm!!:D
Like I say out of the 3 cars I've seen done only gambinis had a problem cos pedro hadnt cut the hole in his door trim big enuff to get the clip out! we had a job with a pair of pliers once it had snapped:o It is very cheap though!:D
I know pete uses a trim removal tool which can help! Available from halfords I beleive!
The std mounts are screwed in!:D
Autoleads speaker adaptors are currently not shipping with the correct loom adaptor:( so you may have to chop the connectors off or get some thin spade crimps!
Sorry for going off topic mr bini;):p
m:D
Tis ok chaps....I enjoy reading about how my car was built incorrectly by Pedro. :D
I reckon he had a few to many San Miguels personally. That would explain the rattles aswell as the large pool of water we discovered in the bottom of my door aye Matt :eek:
Like Matt says Dor, gentle but firm!
Turrah for now.
A
Dormouse
24-01-2003, 11:51
Yup, Pete told me about the Autleads adapters.
Pointed thiso ut to my local ice ealer who exchangede them gratis.
The 'wrong ones' look very AUDI to me!
Dor (Still Of Topic)