Well I am in need of new brakes. So I was thinking maybe I should just do a brake upgrade, but then comes in the problem of my wheels. The new brakes probably would not fit with my stock wheels. Any ideas?
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Well one idea would be to put this in the brake section? Why won't they fit the standard wheels, what wheels have you got?Originally posted by giventxodreamsWell I am in need of new brakes. So I was thinking maybe I should just do a brake upgrade, but then comes in the problem of my wheels. The new brakes probably would not fit with my stock wheels. Any ideas?Corey
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Originally posted by A6 2,7BiturboSome 18 RS4 replicas maybe?
Should I check ebay for those?TravisComment
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Originally posted by CoreyWell one idea would be to put this in the brake section? Why won't they fit the standard wheels, what wheels have you got?
I just have audi 15" standard alloys. I was thinking of porsche brakes.
I swear I looked for a brakes section didn't see it sorry.
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Yes, you can buy them cheap if you play your cards rightOriginally posted by giventxodreamsShould I check ebay for those?GlennComment
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What do you think i should do for tyres. Do you think those would rub or should those fit fine because that is getting pretty close.TravisComment
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Originally posted by Corey15" wheels are not a problem, I have fitted Porsche monoblocks to many 15" wheeled ur quattro's but a bit more information would be nice, car etc?
88 audi 90 sedan pretty much stock right now except for exhaust. nothing to fancyTravisComment
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Well I would say get some proper wheels first. Best way to increase braking power is to move that caliper further away from the center.Originally posted by giventxodreamsI just have audi 15" standard alloys. I was thinking of porsche brakes.
Team Dynamics makes wheels with the 4x108 pattern. I have a set of 17" wheels on my CQ.Dave K.
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