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Polo GTI: MTEC Drilled and Slotted rotors, GTI calipers and Greenstuff pads
Still for sale? Dumb question, how do i tell if my GTi is a 9n3?
it's definitely a 9n3 adam - the 9n being the one with the dual round headlamps.
there are some websites that list parts for "9n2's", but coincidentally they dont seem to have parts for 9n3's, so i believe that's just car chassis semantics at play.
they will fit your car, if you're after new brakes. maybe a trial fit is in order?
if you're in the market for new brakes after your trackday, i'd suggest giving uprated parts a go - you might find that you do not need greater clamping force at all.
uprated fluid, pads and slotted rotors made a night and day difference in my pog, and i've only got 256mm rotors up front. even josh rates his uprated stock-sized parts highly.
something like a RDA slotted rotor, QFM HPX pads, and some good quality brake fluid to prevent brake fade, will transform your car's braking.
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