Fabia we are talking here on the road, or maybe if the track I see your point, as it is Skoda and others fit the braked that are supposed to safely work on those cars even if you were at twice the UK NSL.

Edited 31 March, 201610 yr by GoneOffSKi

Skoda have all new Fabia mk3 and technology moved on that far that some still have rear drums.

Drum brakes are a cost saving measure, better brakes = a safer car, wether in the legal limits of the road, enjoying some track day action or just avoiding that horrible brake fade feeling when driving through the Alps

We know that

It is nothing new, have you tried the crap discs that VW, Seat, Skoda and Audi fitted as standard to the Twinchargers.