ECS stage 5 brake install instructions

[Benjamin T]

i was hoping someone out there has the original PDFs or a printout of the install instructions ECS tuning used to have on their website before they changed it. i already asked them and was told that the instructions got blown away when they updated the site... :help:

 

[mkvdubber]

I don't see how the instructions from this particular bbk would be diffrent from the instuctions of other bbk's. Stoptech has lots of diy info on their website. Go and check it out.

 

[Benjamin T]

unless i'm missing something, stoptech shows no install instructions for an mk5 gti or an audi a3. they do show one for an mk4, but that installation is not the same.

 

[VW_MKV]

why would anyone need instructions for installing brakes? If u are that lost, u need to get a shop to do it for u......lol

 

[R Durty 2]

no instructions but they should look like this. Although the vaines may be going in the wrong direction...:iono:

 

[Benjamin T]

thanks... specifically want to see how it bolts up. there is a lot nuts, bolts, sleeves and washers involved and i want to see how it was done. i saw someone else's DIY install using cayenne calipers from a wrecker and it was scary what he had done (unsafe).

 

[VW_MKV]

thanks... specifically want to see how it bolts up. there is a lot nuts, bolts, sleeves and washers involved and i want to see how it was done. i saw someone else's DIY install using cayenne calipers from a wrecker and it was scary what he had done (unsafe).

i can help u install...

 

[polo classic]

thanks... specifically want to see how it bolts up. there is a lot nuts, bolts, sleeves and washers involved and i want to see how it was done. i saw someone else's DIY install using cayenne calipers from a wrecker and it was scary what he had done (unsafe).

Is this the one you are refering to? http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3538694

 

[Benjamin T]

nope but i am subscribed to that one... chris won't answer back.

the one i saw someone had someone using a die grinder to change the offsets... let's just say that nothing was straight and none of the bolts he used were of the same length or grade.