VW Transporter T6 Big Brake Kit | Porsche Brakes

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
  • Here is another video for all the VW Transporter fans out there. The guys chose and ordered a set of massive brakes for the work van (Transporter T6) and this video is them fitting the brakes and helping you to do the same.
    If you want to get your own brake kit for your Transporter, hop over to SF Tuning and tell them that Brake-Fit sent you! - sftuning.co.uk/
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Комментарии • 16

  • @justme7347
    @justme7347 Год назад +2

    Would have been good to see you hold the old disc up in front of a new disc as holding the new disk in front of old disk it just disappears @ you don’t get a relative size comparison. . Great video very informative

  • @andykonkol
    @andykonkol 7 дней назад

    what kind of price are you looking at with this conversion?

  • @rixward5475
    @rixward5475 Год назад +2

    Brembo front 19z calipers?

  • @John-k9m7y
    @John-k9m7y 11 месяцев назад

    I had these front brakes fitted I was kneen very heavy / and needed spaces which messed with the steering /

  • @mcjjordan
    @mcjjordan Год назад +2

    Thats a significant upgrade..
    I find the standard brakes are useless & vw should of done alot better job @ trying to stop a 3 ton van!

  • @christoffer1973
    @christoffer1973 8 месяцев назад

    Shouldn't the drilled pattern be different on left and right on the disk. Those drilled disk i have have different patterns. Rotating directions. Ecb disk have that to. Look I have changed upgraded a lot of disk in my life. Sport disk should be directional. Maybe they do it easy and only provide one type in stead of right and left.

    • @sftuninguk
      @sftuninguk 8 месяцев назад +2

      Hi @christoffer1973, no brands make a "handed" set of discs for the ML500 which the 375mm discs come from and the patterns are like that from Mercedes. It's a Mercedes thing and it's common on many models. We matched the rear disc pattern to the front so things don't look odd when fitted.

  • @PhilHaddon
    @PhilHaddon 9 месяцев назад

    Those wheels you have on aren't load rated

  • @SavageXss
    @SavageXss Год назад +1

    dafuq... i would not trust anything like those front rotors... what is with the holes for the wheelbolts... jesus...looks like someone in his woodworkingcourse had some missmessuring xD

  • @raGEEE1986
    @raGEEE1986 Год назад

    Riviera wheels on a transporter oh dear hope it isnt a T32 haha

    • @00Dusty
      @00Dusty Год назад

      Genuinely asking as I don’t know, Why is this bad?

    • @raGEEE1986
      @raGEEE1986 Год назад

      @@00Dusty they aren't load rated enough regardless of what they say, I used to work there

    • @PhilHaddon
      @PhilHaddon 9 месяцев назад

      They're not load rated 🫣

    • @GS04WAL
      @GS04WAL Месяц назад

      @@raGEEE1986This post has caught my attention as I am considering purchasing a set of RF1s for my Transporter. Should I take the nameless, disgruntled former employee seriously?

    • @raGEEE1986
      @raGEEE1986 Месяц назад

      @@GS04WAL I'm not disgruntled in the slightest just stating facts bud, they only rate them to at best 850kg you need higher. Look at the weight plate. Check the heaviest axle and half it.