ultimate-engineering disc kit. any good??

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want disc's on the back but want to keep the 5 112 studding.


http://www.ultimate-engineering.co.uk/index.html


anyone using this kit or know of any others that keep the 5 112 and won't widen the track?



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That looks so simple - but sooo cool!

I wonder if they could supply alternative hubs to allow you to use discs with different PCD... Porsche perhaps?

Note: It does say that using the kit you must fit 15" wheels
 
Wow - price ain't to bad either (if you £600 spare that is :shock: )!

I think I'll have to start saving!
 
just spoke to the guy making it, sounds simple enough.
i might be ordering up a set to show off the 17s! :wink:
 
slammedkustom said:
just spoke to the guy making it, sounds simple enough.
i might be ordering up a set to show off the 17s! :wink:

Did you get the kit?? if so whats it like??
 
Hi,

I emailed these guys a while back asking about hubs with Porsche PCD etc.

Here's an extract from their reply:

"All our parts are VW/Audi group based and easily replaced when necessary - rear track is increased by 3mm each side, in our opinion the rear hub is unsafe to redrill to 130 PCD as theres not enough meat on it after machining for the disc, as our majority market is T'3's which run adaptors, it was not viable for us to tool up to make a different hub just for bay's.

Our kit was extensively developed and tested with correct specifications for proportioning valves, pedal/cylinder ratio's etc, its not just a bunch of
parts that work.

I'd be happy to speak in more detail should you wish to do so.
Regards
Chris"


Cheers,


Mike
 

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