Front & Rear Brake Pads

[queen]

My front pads are almost worn out so I'm gonna have to change them, and I was thinking of getting some yellowstuffs. The thing is I have the so called seat racing brakes with the 4pot calipers. Does anyone know the code for the pads I need?
Is this the right one? http://www.awesomegti.com/car/seat/ibiza6j/ebc-yellowstuff-front-brake-pads-ibiza-1-4-turbo-180-2009

Since I'll be changing the front pads with a new and improved set, I was thinking of changing the rear pads too, because the braking power will be even greater on the front and I wouldn't want to change the braking balance, so are these the right ones? http://www.awesomegti.com/car/seat/ibiza6j/ebc-yellowstuff-rear-brake-pads-ibiza-1-4-turbo-180-2009

Also, which brake fluid would you recommend?

Thank you!

 

[grant 123]

My front pads are almost worn out so I'm gonna have to change them, and I was thinking of getting some yellowstuffs. The thing is I have the so called seat racing brakes with the 4pot calipers. Does anyone know the code for the pads I need?
Is this the right one? http://www.awesomegti.com/car/seat/ibiza6j/ebc-yellowstuff-front-brake-pads-ibiza-1-4-turbo-180-2009

Since I'll be changing the front pads with a new and improved set, I was thinking of changing the rear pads too, because the braking power will be even greater on the front and I wouldn't want to change the braking balance, so are these the right ones? http://www.awesomegti.com/car/seat/ibiza6j/ebc-yellowstuff-rear-brake-pads-ibiza-1-4-turbo-180-2009

Also, which brake fluid would you recommend?

Thank you!

its more than likely that the above pads are to fit the standard non upgraded callipers.
you may also need to look into the fitting kit as apparently your meant to replace the pins along with the pads on the AP Callipers

 

[queen]

Grant, you were right. The front ones are actually these: http://www.awesomegti.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=DP4036R

The rear ones remain the standard as the only difference is the painted red caliper.

One more thing though. I'm interested in this: http://www.awesomegti.com/car/vw/polo9n/superpro-lower-engine-steady-rear-bush-kit-ib-mk4-fabia-polo-9n-9n3-1-4tsi-ibiza-6j-fr-cupra-bocanegra-polo-6r-gti-fabia-5j-vrs-models
and I remember that it came in two levels of hardness road or track, now it's petrol or diesel, as I want to buy the hardest, could it be that the diesel is the track style one?

 

[Fredthered]

Maybe check this thread out before buying for extra info:

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=352685

 

[queen]

Ha! And I was about to order.
It looks like the only safe option is the DS2500 pads...