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Re: Audi -> VW brake swap?
In a message dated 96-01-02 19:39:02 EST, you write:
>Forget the 4KQ brakes interchanging with the VW - Bolt holes (for wheel) are
>on a different circle 108 VS 100mm on the VW. As Robert Phillips suggests
>the 4KS brakes will prob. work. Watch out for 4KCS though as they have the
>same bolt pattern as the 4KQ.
>
>At 04:56 PM 1/2/96 -0500, you wrote:
>>On Tue, 2 Jan 1996, Jeff Loh wrote:
>>
>>> I was comparing the brakes on my cars the other day and wondered if that
>>> would work. They *look* like they'd fit. It would be an alternative to
>>> upgrading the stock, non-GTI brakes.
>>
>>Dunno about the calipers, I suspect they might be a little different, but
>>the parts store listed no brake rotors for my (ex) '87 4KS. I told them
>>to look them up for an '87 GTi, and low and behold, they were identical
>>in every way.
>
>
>>I'm not sure about the 4kq, but the 4KS would be the place to start
>>looking. It has more in common with the VW Fox and other ancestry than
>>does the q.
>>
I had an 81 scirocco with the corrado 4 wheel disk brake conversion, it is
guaranteed to bolt on and is a bolt on for all A1,A2,A3 chassis..... But you
need 15inch wheels to make the front rotors fit...... A 16v GTI 4 wheel disk
brake conversion would be second best, and beats the stock setup by leaps and
bounds..... Why would one want to add the audi variable into the equation?
Scott