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314 and 323 are very close in price but 314s are required to keep the Avus 16s, that's why I have them, I've never found them wanting, even with hard drving, same with the 323s, if you're that late a braker then i think you'd get p'd off with a stock S2 chassis anyway so brakes are the last of your worries
Cheers'en, AndyC
1994 ABY Coupe - Projekt Alpinweiss
314 and 323 are very close in price but 314s are required to keep the Avus 16s, that's why I have them, I've never found them wanting, even with hard drving, same with the 323s, if you're that late a braker then i think you'd get p'd off with a stock S2 chassis anyway so brakes are the last of your worries
I am a VERY late breaker - love roundabouts with 4WD... and compared to a RS6 avant the S2 has much better handling....
Just for referance i changed my zimmerframes to Brembo disks and find they last so much longer and overall much better quality ,they are 323mm and they cost me £80
for the pair
Just for referance i changed my zimmerframes to Brembo disks and find they last so much longer and overall much better quality ,they are 323mm and they cost me £80
for the pair
Couldn't get 314s Brembos from GSF, where did you get the 323s to?
Cheers'en, AndyC
1994 ABY Coupe - Projekt Alpinweiss
These are 323mm diameter discs from the later A8 & S8 not 314 mm ones from the early A8s.
The question is not will they fit under 16" alloys - they could - but will they foul the inside of your brake caliper. If you have used standard RS2 brackets and a Porsche monoblock caliper then you may find that they foul the inside of the caliper when they get hot.
If you're using modified Seat caliper brackets or any other bracket machined to bring the caliper in a few mm to give you more clearance between the caliper and inside of the alloy wheel then these discs will certainly foul the inside of the caliper. As Rusty says at the top of this page of the posting, it's best to go for 314 mm discs and avoid the possible problem.
S-Express: Where does this corrosion happen, like T2Andy said between the 2 parts?
What`s the price of the seal pack?
mine weren't too corroded considering 14 years of abuse.
seal kit £ was eye watering......
Brembo dust seals 36mm dia x 4 £31.33
Brembo dust seals 44mm dia x 4 £31.33
Caliper bore/piston ring seals 36mm dia x 4 £22.61
Caliper bore/piston ring seals 44mm dia x 4 £22.61
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