WTB: Big Blacks or Big Reds (BOUGHT)
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If anyone has big black or big red front calipers to sell for a good price, pls let me know. Also looking for good condition rotors to go with the calipers. Prefer non-drilled (ala 928 S4), but would consider cross-drilled.
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Check Sunset Imports for rotors, IIRC the 911 turbo 3.6 (drilled) rotors were cheaper than the blank 928 GTS rotors. Hence why I have the drilled rotors up front...cheapest I could find anywhere. I heard the prices recently went up on the calipers - not sure about the rotors. But the used prices for the calipers still command $$. I bought a set for $450 I think and repainted them red, that was over a year ago.
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Jeff,
Please check price and availbility of these calipers.
Thanks
Greg
218.30 each and in stock. Plus 16.25 dollars shipping. On quote 64947, thanks, Jeff.
If you have purchased from us before you are probably in our system. If you are a new customer here is how to order:
To order you can phone in, numbers are below. Or to
place an order with our secure online order form use
https://www.sunsetimports.net/phone.php?make=Porsche
If you have a fresh quote number from me that isn't older than about 3 weeks please include that in the comments box. Include any changes you'd like to make to that quote if needed.
Porsche Parts On Sale: 944 Turbo supplement 12.00, Tire and Wheel sets for Cayenne 1000-1200 dollars.
Sunset Porsche phone 1-800-346-0182
attn: Jeff Clark fax 1-503-601-3090
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Beaverton OR 97005
Parts department hours: Pacific Time
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Due to increasing emails, please phone in the order if parts need to be ordered overnight.
928-351-424-03
Jeff,
Please check price and availbility of these calipers.
Thanks
Greg
218.30 each and in stock. Plus 16.25 dollars shipping. On quote 64947, thanks, Jeff.
If you have purchased from us before you are probably in our system. If you are a new customer here is how to order:
To order you can phone in, numbers are below. Or to
place an order with our secure online order form use
https://www.sunsetimports.net/phone.php?make=Porsche
If you have a fresh quote number from me that isn't older than about 3 weeks please include that in the comments box. Include any changes you'd like to make to that quote if needed.
Porsche Parts On Sale: 944 Turbo supplement 12.00, Tire and Wheel sets for Cayenne 1000-1200 dollars.
Sunset Porsche phone 1-800-346-0182
attn: Jeff Clark fax 1-503-601-3090
4030 SW 139th way
Beaverton OR 97005
Parts department hours: Pacific Time
Mon-Fri 8-6 Saturday 10-2 (4 hours)
Closed Sunday
Sunset Imports website:
www.sunsetimports.com
Due to increasing emails, please phone in the order if parts need to be ordered overnight.
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You might also check out the adapters sold here:
http://www.944v8s.com/Products.html
They're for adapting the LS430 Lexus calipers (4x42mm) on. By using those and a Boxter S rotor you end up with a "Big Red" setup for cheap...
http://www.944v8s.com/Products.html
They're for adapting the LS430 Lexus calipers (4x42mm) on. By using those and a Boxter S rotor you end up with a "Big Red" setup for cheap...
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Hey everyone thanks for your replies and pm's. I haven't been able to get on here for a couple days due to the web site issues, but will follow up with everyone as soon as I figure out what I want to do.
I didn't realize that new calipers were only $218 each. So, I guess this thread is a little premature. I want to verify prices for new calipers and rotors, and then take it from there. Are they GTS or S4 that I need? I though the big black calipers were from the 928 S4. Wouldn't the rotors be as well?
I didn't realize that new calipers were only $218 each. So, I guess this thread is a little premature. I want to verify prices for new calipers and rotors, and then take it from there. Are they GTS or S4 that I need? I though the big black calipers were from the 928 S4. Wouldn't the rotors be as well?
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928 GTS = big blacks... my 968 required adaptors and a bias valve to complete the installation.
not sure if 944 is the same... in any case,
you would be doing quite well running 928 S4 brakes, regardless.
not sure if 944 is the same... in any case,
you would be doing quite well running 928 S4 brakes, regardless.
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You need to flip the bleeder screw on the factory calibers and you need to be aware how they mount by looking at the direction arrow and the caliper piston size, they can be mounted backwards with bad results.
http://www.lindseyracing.com/LR/Parts/BIGREDS.html
I would also suggest you change your rear bias brake valve.
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928 S4 rotor is like 944 turbo S IIRC and not a "big black"
928 GTS = 911 turbo 3.6 rotors which are used with big blacks/big reds. 928 GTS are blanks, 3.6 turbos are drilled. Drilled are cheaper new.
Pretty sure if you want to use 993 twin turbo two piece rotors you need a different rotor hat (lindsey sells them)...they are more expensive but a bit lighter I believe.
I changed my bias valve to a 928 5/33 a few months after I did the swap.
928 GTS = 911 turbo 3.6 rotors which are used with big blacks/big reds. 928 GTS are blanks, 3.6 turbos are drilled. Drilled are cheaper new.
Pretty sure if you want to use 993 twin turbo two piece rotors you need a different rotor hat (lindsey sells them)...they are more expensive but a bit lighter I believe.
I changed my bias valve to a 928 5/33 a few months after I did the swap.
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928 S4 rotor is like 944 turbo S IIRC and not a "big black"
928 GTS = 911 turbo 3.6 rotors which are used with big blacks/big reds. 928 GTS are blanks, 3.6 turbos are drilled. Drilled are cheaper new.
Pretty sure if you want to use 993 twin turbo two piece rotors you need a different rotor hat (lindsey sells them)...they are more expensive but a bit lighter I believe.
I changed my bias valve to a 928 5/33 a few months after I did the swap.
928 GTS = 911 turbo 3.6 rotors which are used with big blacks/big reds. 928 GTS are blanks, 3.6 turbos are drilled. Drilled are cheaper new.
Pretty sure if you want to use 993 twin turbo two piece rotors you need a different rotor hat (lindsey sells them)...they are more expensive but a bit lighter I believe.
I changed my bias valve to a 928 5/33 a few months after I did the swap.
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Ok, so Brian is saying what I thought was the case. Big black calipers are the same as big reds, just painted diferent color. I also thought the 944 turbo S came with "big black" calipers and cross drilled rotors. I think what I want is basically the turbo S setup, but with non-drilled rotors. Are the 993 turbo or 928 S4 rotors bigger diameter than the 944 turbo S rotors? If so, might I have problems fitting inside my 17" wheels?
I know I need to put in the 5/33 proportioning valve to increase rear brake pressure.
I know I need to put in the 5/33 proportioning valve to increase rear brake pressure.