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Our Top Recommended Big Brake Upgrade Kits For Your Seat Ibiza MK2

The Seat Ibiza MK2 has three distinct variants in the Tarox catalogue: the 1.8i 16V, the 2.0 GTI and the Cupra. Each one gets its own dedicated kit because the Cupra front hub differs from the standard models. On most cars in this series the wheel size question comes first. On the Ibiza MK2, the variant question comes first. Order the wrong one and the kit will not fit.

Tarox cover the full MK2 range from 1993 onwards across three disc sizes. For the later MK2 from 1999 to 2002, there is now a Brembo Gran Turismo option as well: a 305mm 4-piston kit at £1,584.70 inc VAT, which sits below the Tarox entry price. HiSpec do not list kits for the Seat Ibiza MK2. The full Ibiza MK2 range is on the site if you want to browse before reading.

  • Nine Tarox kits cover the 1.8i 16V, 2.0 GTI and Cupra across three disc sizes (300, 318 and 330mm); the Cupra uses a different front hub and the kits are not interchangeable
  • One Brembo Gran Turismo kit fits the 1999 to 2002 MK2 only: 305mm 4-piston at £1,584.70 inc VAT, made to order in Italy, six to eight weeks
  • 300mm Tarox needs 16 inch wheels; 318mm and 330mm both need 17 inch
  • Tarox kits include pads and braided hoses; the Brembo kit includes pads and braided hoses too
  • HiSpec do not cover the Seat Ibiza MK2
Seat Ibiza MK2 on track, big brake upgrade guide
The Seat Ibiza MK2 (1993-2002). Nine Tarox Sport kits and one Brembo Gran Turismo kit. Confirm your variant before ordering: the Cupra uses a different front hub.

Tarox and Brembo in this catalogue

The Tarox range for the Seat Ibiza MK2 covers every model year from 1993 to 2002, across three engine variants and three disc sizes. Nine kits, all 6-piston Tarox Sport, hand assembled in northern Italy. Brembo joined the catalogue in 2026: one Gran Turismo kit, fitting the later 1999 to 2002 MK2, at a price that comes in below the Tarox entry. HiSpec Motorsport do not list kits for the Ibiza MK2 front hub.

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Tarox

Six-piston Sport kits built at the Tarox factory in northern Italy. CNC machined billet aluminium calipers, hand assembled and individually tested. Discs heat treated, CNC faced and balanced to 0.05mm. Pads and braided hoses included in every kit. ABS and ESP compatible. Covers all MK2 model years 1993 to 2002.

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Brembo

Gran Turismo kit: four-piston cast aluminium calipers, 305mm one-piece disc. Cross-drilled or slotted at the same price. Pads and braided hoses included. Made to order in Italy, six to eight weeks. Fits 1999 to 2002 MK2 only. Priced below the Tarox entry with a longer lead time.

HS

HiSpec

HiSpec Motorsport do not list a kit for the Seat Ibiza MK2 front hub. The options on this page are Tarox and Brembo only.

Three variants, three separate Tarox kit rangesThe 1.8i 16V, 2.0 GTI and Cupra each have their own Tarox kit range. The Cupra was fitted with a different front hub, so its kit is designed and tested to that hub specifically. The standard-model kit will not fit a Cupra, and the Cupra kit will not fit a standard Ibiza MK2. The Brembo kit does not split by variant: one part number covers all three. If you are not certain which variant you have, drop us an email or click to open a chat and we will confirm from the car details before the order goes in.

Variants and wheel sizes

The disc size determines the wheel clearance needed, and the variant determines which Tarox kit to order. The table below maps the nine Tarox kits and the one Brembo kit across both. Tarox publish a minimum wheel size for each kit, confirmed from tarox.co.uk for all KM-coded kits. The 330mm 2.0 GTI (TARQF3HE344) does not carry a KM code, so its wheel size is taken from the confirmed 17 inch figures of the 330mm 1.8i 16V and Cupra sister kits for this car.

KitDiscVariantSmallest wheelPrice inc VAT
Tarox 300mm Sport300mm1.8i 16V16 inch£1,989.79
Tarox 300mm Sport300mm2.0 GTI16 inch£1,989.79
Tarox 300mm Sport300mmCupra16 inch£1,989.79
Tarox 318mm Sport318mm1.8i 16V17 inch£2,050.00
Tarox 318mm Sport318mm2.0 GTI17 inch£2,050.00
Tarox 318mm Sport318mmCupra17 inch£2,050.00
Tarox 330mm Sport330mm1.8i 16V17 inch£2,280.00
Tarox 330mm Sport330mm2.0 GTI17 inch£2,280.00
Tarox 330mm Sport330mmCupra17 inch£2,280.00
Brembo GT 305mm305mmAll variants (1999-2002 only)See clearance drawing£1,584.70
Brembo wheel clearance: check the drawing on the product pageMinimum wheel size for the Brembo GT kit is not a simple diameter figure. The Brembo product page carries the caliper clearance drawing with the A, B and C dimensions. Diameter is only half the question: whether the spokes clear the caliper face depends on the specific wheel profile. Tell Cameron the wheel make, size and spoke depth and he will confirm before anything is ordered.
Tarox diameter is only part of the wheel questionThe minimum diameter confirmed above means the caliper clears the inside of the wheel. Whether the spokes clear the caliper face is a separate check. That is Cameron's part of the business: tell him the wheel make, size and spoke depth and he will confirm before anything is ordered. Tarox publish a fitting guide and clearance template at tarox.com for further reference.

Tarox 300mm Sport: standard models at 16 inch

The 300mm Sport kit is the entry disc size for the standard Ibiza MK2 variants. At £1,989.79 inc VAT for both the 1.8i 16V and 2.0 GTI, it needs 16 inch wheels. Pads and braided hoses are included, so the price shown is a complete front setup. The 6-piston Tarox caliper is a significant step from the factory setup, and the 300mm disc is the sensible starting point if the car is on 16s and the budget is the primary constraint.

The 1.8i 16V and 2.0 GTI kits are priced identically and both fit the same standard Ibiza MK2 front hub. The difference is in the bracket machining and disc geometry matched to each variant’s hub. If you have the Cupra, the kit you need is in the next section.

  • £1,989.79 inc VAT (both standard variants at this disc size)
  • 300mm disc, 16 inch minimum wheel
  • 6-piston Tarox Sport caliper, billet alloy
  • Pads and braided hoses included
  • Discs balanced to 0.05mm, ABS and ESP compatible

Tarox 300mm Sport: Cupra at 16 inch

The 300mm Cupra kit is at the same price (£1,989.79) and the same 16 inch minimum wheel as the standard-model kits, but it is a different product built to the Cupra’s front hub geometry. The Ibiza Cupra ran a more powerful engine and a modified front suspension setup, which changed the hub. Tarox machine and test the Cupra kit against that specific hub. It will not interchange with the 1.8i 16V or 2.0 GTI kits.

If you are not certain which hub your Ibiza has, Garreth’s advice is to drop us an email or click to open a chat with the car details before ordering. A wrong-variant kit arriving adds a return and weeks to the project.

  • £1,989.79 inc VAT
  • 300mm disc, 16 inch minimum wheel
  • Built for the Cupra front hub specifically
  • 6-piston Tarox Sport caliper, pads and hoses included
  • Will not fit the 1.8i 16V or 2.0 GTI front hub

Tarox 318mm Sport: standard models at 17 inch

Step up to 318mm and the minimum wheel goes to 17 inch. The price is £2,050.00 for both the 1.8i 16V and 2.0 GTI kits. On an Ibiza MK2 that has already moved to 17 inch wheels, the 318mm is the natural step over the 300mm: 18mm more disc for £60.21 more. The 6-piston caliper stays the same; the bigger rotor handles heat better on a car that goes on track or does sustained fast road driving.

As with the 300mm, the two standard-model kits fit the same hub and are priced identically. The Cupra version is in the next section.

  • £2,050.00 inc VAT (both standard variants)
  • 318mm disc, 17 inch minimum wheel
  • 6-piston Tarox Sport caliper
  • Pads and braided hoses included
  • ABS and ESP compatible

Tarox 318mm Sport: Cupra at 17 inch

The 318mm Cupra kit sits at the same £2,050.00 and the same 17 inch minimum wheel as the standard-model 318mm kits. Like the 300mm Cupra, this kit is engineered to the Cupra’s own front hub geometry. If the car is a Cupra and you want to go to 17 inch wheels alongside the brake build, this is the kit. The 18mm step over the 300mm disc is the same gain as the standard models, on a caliper that is already a step up from the Cupra’s factory setup.

  • £2,050.00 inc VAT
  • 318mm disc, 17 inch minimum wheel
  • Built for the Cupra front hub
  • 6-piston Tarox Sport caliper, pads and hoses included
  • Not compatible with standard 1.8i 16V or 2.0 GTI hub

Tarox 330mm Sport: the 17 inch flagship

The 330mm kit is the largest Tarox disc in the catalogue for this car and costs £2,280.00 for all three variants. It shares the 17 inch minimum wheel with the 318mm, so if the car is already on 17s the difference is a 12mm larger rotor for £230 more. On an Ibiza MK2 used for regular circuit work, the extra disc size earns its keep: more surface area for sustained heat, and the 6-piston caliper stays the same across the 318mm and 330mm.

The three 330mm kits cover all three variants: 1.8i 16V, 2.0 GTI and Cupra. Select the one that matches your car using the same variant logic that applies to the 300mm and 318mm ranges.

  • £2,280.00 inc VAT (all three variants at this disc size)
  • 330mm disc, 17 inch minimum wheel
  • Variants: 1.8i 16V, 2.0 GTI and Cupra (three separate listings)
  • 6-piston Tarox Sport caliper, pads and hoses included
  • Discs balanced to 0.05mm

Brembo GT 305mm: made to order (1999-2002 MK2)

This is the one Brembo kit that fits the Seat Ibiza MK2, and it covers the 1999 to 2002 model years only. Earlier cars from the original 1993 launch are not covered. At £1,584.70 inc VAT it is priced below the entry Tarox kit, though the two are not like-for-like: the Brembo uses a 4-piston cast aluminium caliper where the Tarox range runs a 6-piston billet, and the Brembo is made to order in Italy with a six to eight week lead time.

The 305mm disc comes cross-drilled or slotted at the same price, which is standard across the Brembo Gran Turismo range. Caliper colour is a free option. Pads and braided hoses are included. For wheel clearance, the Brembo product page carries the caliper clearance drawing with the A, B and C dimensions. Ring Cameron with your wheel make, size and spoke depth and he will run through the numbers before the order goes in. Call Garreth on 0115 647 8650 to confirm current lead time and disc preference before ordering.

  • £1,584.70 inc VAT (one kit, all variants, 1999-2002 only)
  • 305mm 1-piece disc, cross-drilled or slotted (same price)
  • 4-piston cast aluminium caliper; 6-piston Tarox calipers cost more but are billet
  • Pads and braided hoses included
  • Made to order in Italy, six to eight weeks

What is in each box

Both Tarox and Brembo kits include pads and braided hoses in the price. For Tarox, the pads come pre-fitted. For Brembo, pads and hoses are in the box. The two kits differ mainly in the caliper: 6-piston billet alloy for Tarox, 4-piston cast aluminium for Brembo. HiSpec are not in this guide for this car, so the usual HiSpec column is absent.

In the boxTarox SportBrembo GT
Caliper6-piston billet alloy, CNC machined and hand assembled4-piston cast aluminium, Gran Turismo range
DiscTarox Sport, heat treated, CNC faced, balanced to 0.05mm305mm 1-piece, cross-drilled or slotted (same price)
PadsIncluded, pre-fittedIncluded
Braided hosesIncludedIncluded
Caliper finishBlack, red, blue, green or goldColour option (free choice)
ABS and ESPCompatibleCompatible
Built inNorthern Italy, Tarox factoryMade to order, Italy, 6-8 weeks
These are front axle kitsEverything on this page upgrades the front axle. If you are planning a front-and-rear setup, drop us an email or click to open a chat first and we will spec the pair so the braking balance stays right across both axles.

Every kit on this page compared

KitVariantDiscSmallest wheelPads and hosesPrice inc VAT
Tarox 300mm Sport1.8i 16V300mm16inIncluded£1,989.79
Tarox 300mm Sport2.0 GTI300mm16inIncluded£1,989.79
Tarox 300mm SportCupra300mm16inIncluded£1,989.79
Tarox 318mm Sport1.8i 16V318mm17inIncluded£2,050.00
Tarox 318mm Sport2.0 GTI318mm17inIncluded£2,050.00
Tarox 318mm SportCupra318mm17inIncluded£2,050.00
Tarox 330mm Sport1.8i 16V330mm17inIncluded£2,280.00
Tarox 330mm Sport2.0 GTI330mm17inIncluded£2,280.00
Tarox 330mm SportCupra330mm17inIncluded£2,280.00
Brembo GT 305mmAll variants (1999-2002)305mmSee clearance drawingIncluded£1,584.70

Prices include VAT and were correct on 1 October 2026. Tarox wheel size figures are from Tarox’s published data on tarox.co.uk, confirmed for all KM-coded kits. The 330mm 2.0 GTI figure is from the confirmed 17 inch figures of the 330mm 1.8i 16V and Cupra sister kits. Brembo wheel clearance: use the caliper clearance drawing on the product page.

Common questions

Why is the Cupra kit listed separately from the 1.8i 16V and 2.0 GTI kits?

The Seat Ibiza MK2 Cupra was fitted with a different front hub geometry from the standard 1.8i 16V and 2.0 GTI models. Tarox machine and test the Cupra kits to that hub specifically. A standard-model kit will not bolt to a Cupra front hub, and a Cupra kit will not fit the standard hub. The Brembo kit does not split by variant: one part number covers all three. If you are not certain which variant your car is, drop us an email or click to open a chat with the car details before ordering.

Are pads and braided hoses included in both Tarox and Brembo kits?

Yes, in both cases. Every Tarox Sport kit comes with pads pre-fitted and braided hoses in the box. The Brembo Gran Turismo kit also includes pads and braided hoses. The price shown for Tarox or Brembo is the price for a complete working front setup. You do not need to budget separately for pads or hoses.

The Brembo is cheaper than the Tarox kits. Why?

The Brembo Gran Turismo kit uses a 4-piston cast aluminium caliper. Every Tarox Sport kit in this guide runs a 6-piston billet aluminium caliper, hand assembled at the Tarox factory. Both are proper upgrade kits, but the caliper spec reflects different product tiers. The other factor is lead time: the Brembo is made to order in Italy, six to eight weeks from ordering, where Tarox kits generally arrive faster. That is the comparison: four piston at £1,584.70 with a longer wait, versus six piston from £1,989.79 with quicker delivery.

Does the Brembo kit cover all Ibiza MK2 cars?

No. The Brembo GT 305mm kit fits the Seat Ibiza MK2 from 1999 to 2002. Earlier MK2 cars from the original 1993 launch are not covered by this kit. If the car is a pre-1999 MK2, the full Tarox range covers every model year, across all three variants and disc sizes.

Is there a HiSpec option for the Ibiza MK2?

HiSpec Motorsport do not list kits for the Seat Ibiza MK2 front hub. The two options in this guide are Tarox and Brembo.

How long do Tarox kits take to deliver?

Tarox kits are built in northern Italy and stocked to order. Lead times vary, so ask when you place the order and we will give you the current picture. The Brembo kit is made to order and typically takes six to eight weeks.

What we would actually fit

On a standard Ibiza MK2 already on 16 inch wheels with no plans for the track, the Tarox 300mm at £1,989.79 is the straightforward call. Six-piston caliper, pads and hoses in the box, confirmed 16 inch clearance. The entry Tarox is a complete build for the money.

On a car going to track and already on 17s, Garreth’s pick is the Tarox 318mm at £2,050.00. The extra 18mm over the 300mm disc costs £60.21. At that margin it is the obvious move for a car that will be used hard.

If the car is a 1999 or later MK2 and the budget is tight, the Brembo Gran Turismo at £1,584.70 is worth a look. It is £405 less than the entry Tarox and includes pads and hoses. The caliper is 4-piston rather than 6-piston and you are waiting six to eight weeks, but if the build is not on a deadline and the budget matters, Garreth would not talk you out of it.

For a proper circuit build on 17s with no budget constraint, the Tarox 330mm at £2,280.00 gives the largest Tarox disc in the catalogue. The step over the 318mm is £230 for 12mm more rotor. On a car doing regular track sessions, that earns its place.

Make sure you have the right Tarox variant confirmed before ordering. The Brembo needs no variant check. If you are not certain, ring Cameron on 0115 647 8650 and he will sort it out before anything is ordered.