New to Skoda and and these forums. This week I brought a Skoda Felicia from my uncle, which was previously owned by grandparents. It needs a lot of work doing, so Im making it a project car. Im new to mechanics, but a good mate of mine has rebuilt a VW polo and is happy to help me. 
Anyway Im thinking about adding rear brake disks instead of the pre-fitted drum brakes that come as standard. 
Im wondering what is the easiest and cheapest way of going about doing this?

Edited 10 March, 20188 yr by lotrjw

Hi and welcome to the forum ,

 

You should try to take a look at this topic :

 

Thanks

 

I run rear disk conversion on my 16v felicia with 256mm fronts... works well with abs....

51 minutes ago, uma1998 said:

I run rear disk conversion on my 16v felicia with 256mm fronts... works well with abs....

Thanks I will have a look at that idea might be cheaper than using VW Golf parts. 
Which parts did you need BTW, so I can work out what I have to buy?

On 12/04/2018 at 11:07, uma1998 said:

I run rear disk conversion on my 16v felicia with 256mm fronts... works well with abs....

 

You got ABS on the 16v?

On 28/04/2018 at 18:35, juan27 said:

 

You got ABS on the 16v?

Yes I fitted ABS to it amazing how hit and miss ABS was on felicias I orso have spares to keep it rolling... totally different now tho...