lokitekki

Ok, this is cheap option, but not the smartest. Those rear discs can not be used for front, because they are too thin and area what brake pad touches is too small. This could work, but not sure. http://britishparts.co.uk/products/7314-brake-disc-front-JLM20617 There is 355mm option too, but if they are front discs for jaguar, they probably are too thick.

Rear is made from 5mm steel that should be enough Front is made from 8mm, but it is grinded to make brake caliber spacing correct. I did not made these for track use, but they can be modified to make them stronger, but not much. I can sell these for £200 with shipping included, what probably is a lot, because those are so heavy.

Yes, as you can probably see, bolt holes are modified to fit 5x100. Center hole was little too small too, but only about 1mm. I don't remember car model, but both front and rear discs are from different model jaguar rear discs. That was only way to get front discs that are big, but still thin enough. Thicknesses are very close to original. Bigger picture: http://lokitekki.kuvat.fi/kuvat/myynti/20140125_162349.jpg/_full.jpg

These are little modified discs from jaguar, will fit octavia 1rs and other similar cars. Condition is good, hardly any wear. These could cost a lot more, but the price is £200 Location is Finland and i don't know the shipping prices yet. Will not fit with 18" wheels and that's why i am selling these.

I was not happy with that flat black setup at all, so i had to make some big improvements to fix it. Pictures says it all.

Now it is widened and with semicloss clearcoat. Rims still work in progress. Bumper low section is from golf 5.

Updates.. Jaguar brake discs, 375 and 326mm.

Thanks Now it is painted again, what do you think?

Small improvement Before: After: Inside pics:

Thanks, I thing it is best without rear spoiler, just that rear window spoiler.

Its done, what do you think? Next project.

And lower it goes..

19s with low suspension and nice camber in the front.

This is 19" 8.5" et35.

Ugly wheels, I guess those go for the winter.