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Near new rear drum full set up mk1-3

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Hey just converting my mk2 bready to rear disc and so am going to sell my rear drum full set up its near new only done about 300-400 miles.

Includes

newish drums

newish pads

newish spring kit

newish wheel bearings

newish slave cylinders

these were all bought at the same time and fitted all together the rear brakes were fully overhauled by myself.

rear plate and stub axle so literally everything you need to just take your old ones off and put these straight on with no hassle setting up the pads and springs i will send them basically fully assembled. once you put them on you will just have to bleed the brake and hey presto near enough new full rear brakes.

drums are hammerited red to look better and prevent them rusting.

will throw in a rear mk2 handbrake cable if its wanted

I'm looking for 50 collected from corby nn18

or 57 posted as they will be quite heavy.

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wheel bolts not included

please pm me

thanks

Peter

p.s. il get pics up later

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wow so its a handbrake that will actualy lock up! haha mine is shocking, i may have to buy this lot :)

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yep my handbrake worked amazing lol

let me know if you want it

ebay link

on this basis... maybe you should do cheaper :-D

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on this basis... maybe you should do cheaper :-D

hmm his does come with slave cylinders though

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and mine includes the backing plates also with all the springs and pads fully fitted in place to save you the time its literally bolt this on put drums on tighten up stub axle nut, connect slave cylinder to flexi. then just put your wheel back on and your done and I'm pretty sure the back plates are worth quite a bit and also like bilco said this includes slave cylinders too.

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bump pics

all older polos are the same arnt they? including GT?

If so I've sent you a pm :D

Cheers, Liam

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