Cupra r disc size

[ibizacupra]

remember 18" is one dimension, the important one is spoke clearance needing to be 50mm or more to clear the brembo caliper. brembos fit under 17" rims in terms of diameter, but spoke clearance is the key thing to check.
as per this piccy>> http://badger-5.com/bin/wheel-section-view.gif

£940 for a brembo kit btw for ref

 

[D.K]

oh dear - look on the bright side mate, at least it isn't like a chavved out Vauxhall Disastra boy racer with 17" wheels which make the brake discs look like 10 pence coins ... and don't even get me started on the rear drums.... especially when people paint them like bright red ....

And dont forget the fake drilled disc's

 

[George]

And dont forget the fake drilled disc's

haha - fake drilled discs........ why oh why?!

 

[nicksxjr]

i also have noticed this while looking for brake upgrades that alot of manufacturers state that 288mm on the cupra. however i thought mine were 312mm....?

 

[Phillc]

i think its the Cupra diesels with the 288mm discs petrol Cupras should be 312 ( i think)

 

[Ronin225]

330's are even better, cost dependant though
312's lack overall diameter and would probably be noticeably too small for the calipers

 

[MeloVTi]

I'm was wondering if the brembo 323mm kit will fit in 17" LCR rims...
Did anyone knows that?

 

[DannyC87]

I'm was wondering if the brembo 323mm kit will fit in 17" LCR rims...
Did anyone knows that?

it fits with the 17" starfish alloys with 15mm spacers if that helps.

 

[techie]

I'm was wondering if the brembo 323mm kit will fit in 17" LCR rims...
Did anyone knows that?

Yes, had them on my Fabia vRS, no spacers required.

 

[MeloVTi]

Nice, thanks

 

[MeloVTi]

By the way,

At least in Portugal, Cupra R came with 17", 312mm front and 256 vented at rear (same front and rear brakes in 4x4 PD150 diesel)
18" wheels and Brembo 323mm at front, was an optional.

I found this document while I was searching on the web. Hope it's usefull.

http://lee69.co.uk/Car stuff/CupraR.pdf

Cheers