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    SEAT Cordoba brake pads

    G'day,

    I have just measured size of my brake discs and the size is different to what is specified...

    cordoba normally has 239mm, 35mm, 12mm

    mine has had an upgrade to 250mm,38-40mm, 18mm

    I was just wondering what type of brake pad fits this as the DB400's do not fit as the brake pad if too thick....

    Any help/advice would be appreciated
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    Sounds like they are Golf 3 Brakes.

    Are they vented or solid rotors??

    They may be DB399s.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Haganstar View Post
      G'day,

      I have just measured size of my brake discs and the size is different to what is specified...

      cordoba normally has 239mm, 35mm, 12mm

      mine has had an upgrade to 250mm,38-40mm, 18mm

      I was just wondering what type of brake pad fits this as the DB400's do not fit as the brake pad if too thick....

      Any help/advice would be appreciated
      Hi mate,

      Where does it say that 239mm is what's specified for the Cordoba? I've got 239, 256 and 280mm all listed to suit Cordoba. If yours is the 256mm one then it should be either 0134.50:
      Página no encontrada | Remsa
      http://www.remsa.com/catalogo/verimagen.php?ref=134.50

      or 0609.20:
      Página no encontrada | Remsa
      http://www.remsa.com/catalogo/verimagen.php?ref=609.20


      Two fairly distinct pads. In an OEM type performance (Remsa) pad they're $99 and $109 per set respectively, or in a budget street option (RDA) they're $35 per set respectively.

      Regards,
      Greg
      GSL RallySport 1300 884 836
      Sick of paying too much for performance brake pads? Want high performance with low rotor wear?
      QFM Performance Pads

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Golf Loon View Post
        Sounds like they are Golf 3 Brakes.

        Are they vented or solid rotors??

        They may be DB399s.
        They are vented rotors

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        • #5
          Originally posted by gslrallysport View Post
          Hi mate,

          Where does it say that 239mm is what's specified for the Cordoba? I've got 239, 256 and 280mm all listed to suit Cordoba. If yours is the 256mm one then it should be either 0134.50:
          Página no encontrada | Remsa
          http://www.remsa.com/catalogo/verimagen.php?ref=134.50

          or 0609.20:
          Página no encontrada | Remsa
          http://www.remsa.com/catalogo/verimagen.php?ref=609.20


          Two fairly distinct pads. In an OEM type performance (Remsa) pad they're $99 and $109 per set respectively, or in a budget street option (RDA) they're $35 per set respectively.

          Regards,
          Greg

          They are the or 0609.20:shape

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          • #6
            thats the one

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