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nothing clever here ,just checking in so I can keep my polo going.But if anybody reads this and can tell me if 07 polo discs are a problem ,mine have been machined twice (70,ooo Kms) mostly country kms .Can I put Golf discs and bigger tires on?Cheers Carl
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Welcome.
Discs in european cars tend to be soft. After 70K kms I'd be thinking about new rotors.
You can upgrade to larger brakes, a few of us are running 312mm over the stock 280/288 discs. Its a good upgrade as it gives better bite, but really its preperation for track driving.
For the upgrade you need callipers, carriers, pads and rotors. If you can pick up a set of callipers / carriers from the Classifides section, expect a set of pads and rotors to set you back another few hundred, plus bleeding the brakes and install.
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