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Will 312mm disks even with the stock caliper fit inside the standard 16"s?
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check out the specs of race version Polos in Europe, 300mm rotors and under isn't uncommon, BUT they all have one thing in common, larger four piston calipers. if you wanna go massive rotors with piddly calipers, then it's your money...Comment
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Having fitted 312mm disks, I am of the opinion they are an extravagance unless you plan to track your car frequently. I don't sense any difference in daily driving between the stock rotors with Ferodo pads, and 312mm rotors with Ferodo pads....and the cost difference is about $900, fitted.2015 White German SUV
2013 White German hatch
2011 Silver French hot hatch
2008 TR Golf GT TDI DSGComment
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Can you put bigger discs on the rear can you. if so how big can you go?Comment
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Why? This would only be for looks, not performance....and if you wanted to, you could probably go as large as 312mm under stock 16" rims. But this would simply add unsprung weight. Not worth it, IMHO
2015 White German SUV
2013 White German hatch
2011 Silver French hot hatch
2008 TR Golf GT TDI DSGComment
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I'm am planning to go stage III+ and for looks
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awesome, should look sick. the best part is the bigger rotors will make your car slower too...Originally posted by VWindahouse View PostI'm am planning to go stage III+ and for looksComment
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Oh, I thought the website said lightweight 2 piece rotors. My bad.Originally posted by GT3 View PostComment
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