I‘m in the process of collecting parts for a front brake upgrade, I am planning on fitting 340mm discs and would like to install bigger backplates/stone guards.
I know the 2018 caddy hubs I have obtained are the same as GTIs etc
So my question is will a clubsport/clubsport S back plates fit the Caddy 2018 TSI hubs?
Cheers
Nath
2012 Caddy 1.6 TDI Match, Darkside lowering kit with Bilstein coilovers and 18“ John Brown ROK steel wheels
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This may or may not he helpful, but the stone guards that came with the 345mm Golf R brakes I put on my 2013 Maxi didn't fit. The bolt centres were totally different to the Caddy.
I was in a rush to get the van back on the road at the time, but it's something I need to sort!
Rob. wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 1:24 pm
This may or may not he helpful, but the stone guards that came with the 345mm Golf R brakes I put on my 2013 Maxi didn't fit. The bolt centres were totally different to the Caddy.
I was in a rush to get the van back on the road at the time, but it's something I need to sort!
Hi Rob,
Yes this was helpful were they mk7 or mk7.5 Golf R brakes?
I could just fit new caddy ones, but wanted to take the opportunity to fit bigger ones to suit the larger discs I plan to fit
2012 Caddy 1.6 TDI Match, Darkside lowering kit with Bilstein coilovers and 18“ John Brown ROK steel wheels
Instagram @Nathadametzgibson
Build thread >>>here<<<