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brake backing plates.
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seanr68
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brake backing plates.
Is it normal for the Scirocco backing plates to be the reverse of say, a mk2 Golf? Ie: the lip of the plate doesn't actually "shroud" the disc. Instead the lip faces inwards towards the inner wings. Are they all like this or has a previous owner refitted mine incorrectly?
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markh
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Re: brake backing plates.
They do face away from the disc bud.
Don't ask me....it was like that when i got here !
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seanr68
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Re: brake backing plates.
Cheers Mark.
Just found it a bit strange as every other car I've had, has them covering the disc.
Just found it a bit strange as every other car I've had, has them covering the disc.