Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
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Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
Heya,
Just wondering whether the vented brakes of a mk3.5 fiesta will fit on my mk4 ghia?
Cheers
Just wondering whether the vented brakes of a mk3.5 fiesta will fit on my mk4 ghia?
Cheers
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
Don't bother. I have bother setups and I can tell you that you will be wholly disappointed with the pedal feel. If you want to upgrade get the Zetec-S master cylinder and callipers.
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
well they would be for free and my std brakes are absolutely shocking. would they fit?
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
I once got offered some Lexus lights for free, I didn't put them on my car though because they are s**t.
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
hahaha,
so the brakes will make absolutely no difference? eventhough my brakes are truly shiat (they have new pads). if i slam the brakes on half the time my car wont even skid.
so the brakes will make absolutely no difference? eventhough my brakes are truly shiat (they have new pads). if i slam the brakes on half the time my car wont even skid.
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
The problem is even if they fit is that the master cylinder is too small and it will feel spongey as buggery without uprating that. Once you've got to that stage you may as well go for a setup that it specifically designed for your car.
Believe me, go and buy some decent pads and discs and that will give a better upgrade than farting around mk3 stuff.
Believe me, go and buy some decent pads and discs and that will give a better upgrade than farting around mk3 stuff.
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
its money though isnt it, unless i can get something cheap i wont bother as im a cheap as chips kinda guy haha (well while im a poor student anyway)
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
Plus another thing to bear in mind, the ventilated disc are no better (actually worse imo) in the braking power department than the non-ventilated ones. Reason being they are the same diameter, the ventilation is only there for cooling and unless the car is being hammered down country roads on a regular basis there is no reason to upgrade to them. If you are going to upgrade, then something that you will notice difference.
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That's fair enough mate but believe me I'm giving you the best advice. These are your brakes, you need them, deal with them properly.
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
cheers for the advice.
Looks like ill leave it . ill have to sort something out eventually though as im going to end up crashing with my shocking brakes lol
Looks like ill leave it . ill have to sort something out eventually though as im going to end up crashing with my shocking brakes lol
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Re: Mk3.5 si brakes on a mk4
Better pads & discs and bleed the system, should sort them out
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