VW Type3 Wilwood Disc Brake kit.

[@bradluckert7111]

Awesome tutorial George, I will use the video you made to guide me thru step by step! Thanks to you and Rodney! 😎👊🏼🍻

[@the_Wagen]

Happy to help!

[@jimgerock9190]

Nicely done with great details. Cool heater block off plates with button head hardware👍.

[@the_critter]

Let’s go!! ..shave dem nutz!!
Justin “the general” 😂

[@DeMews]

Had two Type3's (Fastbacks) in 70's and 80's and fitted 4-wheel discs back then.
Cheers from Australia.

[@the_Wagen]

Cheers! What rear brakes did you use back then? Porsche?

[@DeMews]

@@the_Wagen No, they were in kit form - front and back - from Volks Conversions in Queensland.

[@3062hotrod]

Thanks George ! Awesome video . Thanks for getting me in with your busy schedule.

[@xlpinell]

Clean as usual!

[@the_Wagen]

Appreciate it!

[@brilog69]

Those are kool!!

[@joshuahonel7321]

Clean work as always!

[@WolfHausMotorwwerks]

👍👍

[@JMC8415]

I would caution against so much grease in the front rotors. Yes you want some in there but that was A LOT.

[@the_Wagen]

Illl agree to disagree. They were brand new rotors. And I prefer to make sure there is a supply of grease.

[@anthonyalvarez5798]

Does that brake kit fit a 1972 fastback ?? If it does I need the info of the seller so I can purchase a kit please !

[@the_Wagen]

Oldspeedusa on Instagram. Old Speed is the shop in Paramount CA.

[@ZagDadz]

what was the drop height (raise) of the spindle for the dropped spindles?

[@the_Wagen]

2” drop Zero offset.