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Greavesy · 26-07-12, 08:15 AM

hi mate,

i have just done this on my saloon.

You need the s2 carriers, but they bolt straight upto the hub.

I took the calipers I recieved apart, cleaned them all up, replaced the seals and painted them. I fitted EBC Yellow stuff pads, as I plan on doing the odd track day later this year. While changing the fronts, I took the rears apart, changed the seals, cleaned and painted them, I fitted new discs and and standard pads at the back along with new brake fluid. If you take your rear calipers off mark up which side is which! I had a mare with mine.

There are some pictures on my thread: http://www.classic-audi.co.uk/forum/...ad.php?t=22975

DONT use Goodridge hoses on the front, they're not long enough! I had some make up by a company in Rotherham, they were about £50 and are a good 4 inch longer than the Goodridge shyte.

Andy

26-07-12, 08:15 AM	#2
Greavesy Grown up member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 159	hi mate, i have just done this on my saloon. You need the s2 carriers, but they bolt straight upto the hub. I took the calipers I recieved apart, cleaned them all up, replaced the seals and painted them. I fitted EBC Yellow stuff pads, as I plan on doing the odd track day later this year. While changing the fronts, I took the rears apart, changed the seals, cleaned and painted them, I fitted new discs and and standard pads at the back along with new brake fluid. If you take your rear calipers off mark up which side is which! I had a mare with mine. There are some pictures on my thread: http://www.classic-audi.co.uk/forum/...ad.php?t=22975 DONT use Goodridge hoses on the front, they're not long enough! I had some make up by a company in Rotherham, they were about £50 and are a good 4 inch longer than the Goodridge shyte. Andy