You can change the style the forum displays by selecting your preferred style at the bottom left of the site.
We have made an enhancement so that old threads should now link from search results to the correct thread. This is not yet in place for single post links
Has anyone tried the RS2 monoblock rear caliper mounting brackets from VRS being sold on ebay, Interested to know if they are OK quality before I go and buy them
Have done this mod on my RS2, brackets fit perfectly but you will need new calliper bolts (4) because the ones that or on there won't fit.
I now have GT3 Monoblocks on the front and Boxter S monoblocks on the rear. I am also using porsche discs and pads too which makes them cheaper and easier to find than Audi.
Have done this mod on my RS2, brackets fit perfectly but you will need new calliper bolts (4) because the ones that or on there won't fit.
I now have GT3 Monoblocks on the front and Boxter S monoblocks on the rear. I am also using porsche discs and pads too which makes them cheaper and easier to find than Audi.
Problem of calliper corrosion gone forever !
Paul
I have the exact same setup , ah yes if you didn't know you need new bolts all round.
I used high grade ones from a local supplier instead of buying Porsche ones and cutting them to size
Yes, the bolts are nothing special, I got mine from a local hardware store... could not tell the difference to the porsche ones, just a fraction of the cost !
What other mods have you done ?
Here is my small list
Koni adjustables f&r
GT3 Monoblocks front with Porsche 965 Turbo S drilled discs
Boxter S Monoblocks rear with Porsche 928S4 drilled discs
K&N Airfilter
HID headlight upgrade
Audi A6 Aero wipers
Rear touran aero wiper
BMW Auto dimming rear view mirror
Car is UK spec Nogaro Blue RS2 with 196,000 miles, recent dyno gave 335bhp, not modified as far as I know..... Pulls like a train..
Yes, the bolts are nothing special, I got mine from a local hardware store... could not tell the difference to the porsche ones, just a fraction of the cost !
Yes, the bolts are nothing special, I got mine from a local hardware store... could not tell the difference to the porsche ones, just a fraction of the cost !
What other mods have you done ?
Here is my small list
Koni adjustables f&r
GT3 Monoblocks front with Porsche 965 Turbo S drilled discs
Boxter S Monoblocks rear with Porsche 928S4 drilled discs
K&N Airfilter
HID headlight upgrade
Audi A6 Aero wipers
Rear touran aero wiper
BMW Auto dimming rear view mirror
Car is UK spec Nogaro Blue RS2 with 196,000 miles, recent dyno gave 335bhp, not modified as far as I know..... Pulls like a train..
PAUL
Hi Interested to know part numbers for rear disks as mine will need to be replaced some time soon and if i can get drilled ones cheaper than the bespoke audi ones I'll go for them, What id the hat height of these disks and is it the same as the audi disks, I managed to get the GT3 6 pots under the standard wheels with 322 mm disks,,,,,Just
Hi Interested to know part numbers for rear disks as mine will need to be replaced some time soon and if i can get drilled ones cheaper than the bespoke audi ones I'll go for them, What id the hat height of these disks and is it the same as the audi disks, I managed to get the GT3 6 pots under the standard wheels with 322 mm disks,,,,,Just
You can get the 330 under standard wheels wheel weights need to be move to the rear however.
There is no porsche part number for drilled rear discs only solid ones, there's a huger BTDT on the fourm
We process personal data about users of our site, through the use of cookies and other technologies, to deliver our services, personalize advertising, and to analyze site activity. We may share certain information about our users with our advertising and analytics partners. For additional details, refer to our Privacy Policy.
By clicking "I AGREE" below, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our personal data processing and cookie practices as described therein. You also acknowledge that this forum may be hosted outside your country and you consent to the collection, storage, and processing of your data in the country where this forum is hosted.
Comment