Hello,

I looked at the documentation of 130L/A about rear disk brakes here: http://skoda-upravy.wz.cz/main/files/unicos/podvozek.pdf
Part number of the rear disk used is 441.0.2415-015.6. I checked the part number of the front brake disks in catalogue and they are:
113-430210 (0.2415-008) - disk for 2 pot brake calliper
114-430210 (0.2415-012) - disk for 4 pot brake calliper

So can I use front brake disks to make rear disk brakes according to the plans for 130L/A? If answer is no, what is the difference between these disks?

Thank you.

I think, you can use disk from serial car. But "classical" Š130L/A has had brake disc with indoor cooling..

something about this is here: http://www.skoda.panda.cz/clanek.php3?id=116

Thank you Šemik.
Yes I know that racing Skodas had front ventilated disks. My question is about use the standart solid front disks from road car Skoda.
Thank you for the link. There I read:
Zadní náprava byla osazena kotouči a shodným typem brzdičů, jako vpředu.
Does this say again that front disks are used? The plans in the link look the same like in the documentation about 130L/A.

Used disc are from car with 4 pot brake calipper