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Old 01-25-2016, 05:42 PM
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Default CS/GTS BBK with GT3 Size Rotors

RacingBrake is pleased to announce following rotor kits are now available for upgrading your your CS/GTS to GT3 rotors (380mm) with stock calipers.

This upgrade not only can improve the brake performance but also can make your CS/GTS looks more muscular than stock rotors.
https://racingbrake.com/POR.991.cs.irk.380-380-1

They allow you to upgrade your stock size to GT3 by retaining the use of your stock calipers (required spacers and longer caliper bolts are included in the kit)

Front rotors: 380x34mm (OE=340x34)
Rear rotors: 380x28mm (OE=330x28)

Essentially you would be upsize the rotor to same size as GT3, except we reduced the thickness in the rear by 2mm in order to fit the stock rear calipers (28mm max).

Front calipers are known to have asymmetrical legs (like 997 TT), no other brake supplier than RB was able to make this upgrade kit available.

However with our technical competency we were able to develop a pair of asymmetrical spacers for a 100% bolt-on installation with precise fitment.

Related discussion: GTS brake upgrade to GT 3









Another valuable brake upgrade kit proudly presented by RacingBrake

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Front set up with (380x34)

Below pictures show the CS/GTS Front caliper on 380mm rotor installed with RB caliper spacer.








Both Center Lock and 5-lug are available.

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Rear set up (380x28)

Rotor Wt:
Rear has a deeper with iron liner for drum emergency brake



Top view



Rear view with spacer installed





Front view



Front view with pad detail



Side view


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curious about solutions for those of us with PCCB equipped cars?
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We have complete brake solution for Porsche 996/997/991.

Stock size rotor swap.
pccb replacement (discs only - re-sue hat, or whole rotor assembly hat & discs)
pccb conversion (converting pccb to iron)
Oversize brake kit (BBK)
Upgrade to big rotors but re-use stock calipers.
Complete brake kit.
Whole system upgrade including calipers.
Please be more specific of your need with model/year so we can provide more detail.

Thanks
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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
We have complete brake solution for Porsche 996/997/991.

Stock size rotor swap.
pccb replacement (discs only - re-sue hat, or whole rotor assembly hat & discs)
pccb conversion (converting pccb to iron)
Oversize brake kit (BBK)
Upgrade to big rotors but re-use stock calipers.
Complete brake kit.
Whole system upgrade including calipers.
Please be more specific of your need with model/year so we can provide more detail.

Thanks
2015 GTS w/PCCB, looking to retain PCCB calipers and uptake larger rotors
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i have 2013 c4s w/pdcc. will this affect the pdcc?
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Originally Posted by Larry Cable
2015 GTS w/PCCB, looking to retain PCCB calipers and uptake larger rotors
Can you confirm you have the same caliper as picture above (red calipers) with asymmetrical legs (slightly longer?) and the rotor sizes are 350mm Front and 350 Rear (similar to 997TT w/pccb).

If that's the case we can design a "slanted" spacer kit to oversize to 380mm which is the same CCM rotor kit we offer 991 GT3's standard iron brakes upgrading to CCM rotors.

380mm Rotor Kit for 19" Wheels (Complete brake kit)
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...l#post12113775

380mm Rotor Kit (Rotors only)
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...19-wheels.html

991 GT3 Weight savings and costs
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...and-costs.html
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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
Can you confirm you have the same caliper as picture above (red calipers) with asymmetrical legs (slightly longer?) and the rotor sizes are 350mm Front and 350 Rear (similar to 997TT w/pccb).

If that's the case we can design a "slanted" spacer kit to oversize to 380mm which is the same CCM rotor kit we offer 991 GT3's standard iron brakes upgrading to CCM rotors.

380mm Rotor Kit for 19" Wheels (Complete brake kit)
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...l#post12113775

380mm Rotor Kit (Rotors only)
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...19-wheels.html

991 GT3 Weight savings and costs
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...and-costs.html
The PCCB calipers on the GTS are "at least" different colors (yellows), not entirely sure if they also differ in dimension etc ... that would probably
require closer inspection of the part to determine that.
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That's usually the case (997, 991), essentially they are the same caliper but the color.

Yellow caliper = pccb
Red caliper= iron (std) brake

Porsche varies the caliper leg length for different rotor size, and if the rotor thickness is different the caliper offset also got adjusted accordingly.
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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
That's usually the case (997, 991), essentially they are the same caliper but the color.

Yellow caliper = pccb
Red caliper= iron (std) brake

Porsche varies the caliper leg length for different rotor size, and if the rotor thickness is different the caliper offset also got adjusted accordingly.
good to know - wasn't the case on the GT3 ... I'll take a look and see
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Originally Posted by studlee
i have 2013 c4s w/pdcc. will this affect the pdcc?
What's pdcc?
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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
What's pdcc?
Originally Posted by studlee
i have 2013 c4s w/pdcc. will this affect the pdcc?
No PDCC (Dynamic Chassis Control) is a dynamic ARB/swaybar, there is no interaction between the braking system and h/w and this system, nor should any of the component modifications interact mechanically or otherwise.
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The most effective way (cost and performance wise) to upgrade your brake - Exclusively offered by RacingBrake.
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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
The most effective way (cost and performance wise) to upgrade your brake - Exclusively offered by RacingBrake.
but no upgrades for base guys...


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