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Is trhere a way of confirming my front disk size without removing the wheel and measuring it?
thanks
Alex
Is trhere a way of confirming my front disk size without removing the wheel and measuring it?
thanks
Alex
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What car do you have? If its a MK6 Golf 1.4T 90TSI (which I think it may be from looking at your old posts) then you should have the 288mm front disks.
Run Auto Parts in Melbourne is a good place to get consumable parts like brakes/filters/etc. Just put your car info in and search for parts: Run Auto Parts | Australia'''s OEM Auto Parts Store | Car Care & Service parts -
Thanks Lucas - It's a 2010 Mk6 118TSI (twin scroller) Comfortline Sports Wagon
After more research ive discovered that I have the 1ZA 312mm front disks
Run hava a set of Bosch (2 disks 4 pads) for about $240
Sparesbox are doing Bendix Euro+ for under $200Comment
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I've found the Bendix Euro+ pads to be decent. They are on my son's Polo GTi and he is quite fond of them from a feel and performance perspective, and the dust is virtually non-existent.CheersComment
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