Parking can be difficult, especially when there's a lot of spaceNice, but are they on straight as you've gone out the line at the back
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Parking can be difficult, especially when there's a lot of spaceNice, but are they on straight as you've gone out the line at the back
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Is it an A3 alloy subframe and where did you get it ? Good luck.
That's exactly what it is. I got from a local spare parts shop for 150€. Will also do some front axle refresh with some powerflex bushes etc.Is it an A3 alloy subframe and where did you get it ? Good luck.
Nice and something I was interested in , let me know what you think when its done.That's exactly what it is. I got from a local spare parts shop for 150€. Will also do some front axle refreshing with some powerflex bushes etc.
I'll try to give feedback and also include all the necessary hardware parts codes and torque screw figures.Nice and something I was interested in , let me know what you think when its done.
Perfect and all the best.I'll try to give feedback and also include all the necessary hardware parts codes and torque screw figures.
I’ve just replaced mine today with RTS Performance j-hook discs and EBC Yellow Stuff pads front and rear. Also upgraded to braided brake hoses and performance fluid.Passed its MOT this morning.
Advisory for front brake pads wearing thin, any recommendations for uprated discs & pads for a Cupra 300 with the standard callipers?
Yes ET45. Thing is I want the stage 3 kit with the 6pots. I'll email them and see if they can give me the dimensions so my brake guy can check.Well it seems I will be the second greek magnetic grey Cupra with copper wheels...only thing is I went for OZ Ultraleggeras in 18".
I guess the BBSs are ET45 so they will probably clear the bbk. Racingline kit should be as wide as PP Brembos, more or less. Thing is that 8.5" width plus a spacer will be rubbing even without the plastic thingy. You can definitely forget lowering the car.