Can we run 996tt Big Reds, or only 993tt?
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Several sets of 996tt front brake calipers for sale, do they fit? Or do we have to run either the 928 GTS Big Blacks or 993tt Big Reds only?
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Not if you have mo30.
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The problem with M030 hubs and spindles is that you have to run M030 calipers and rotors unless you find a 130mm radial mounted caliper that can take a larger rotor and/or build custom rotor hats =$$$$
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I am running the 996 tts on my 87. Sam Shalala made some adapters for Bruce (95ONE) using my adapters as a guide. You may try to get hold of Bruce and see if he had an extra set made.
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OK, turns out you can buy Big Blacks from Sunset brand new for $285 each. No reason for me not to buy brand new calipers that directly bolt onto my M030 hubs.
Next question, I know the 965 rotors are a direct bolt on with the Big Black calipers, but can I run the 965 3.6 rotors? For whatever reason they're $75 cheaper (each!) vs the "regular" 965 rotors...
Next question, I know the 965 rotors are a direct bolt on with the Big Black calipers, but can I run the 965 3.6 rotors? For whatever reason they're $75 cheaper (each!) vs the "regular" 965 rotors...
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Yup, 99% sure that's what I ran for a while. 964tt or the 965 rotors. X-drilled. Cracked after 1.5 race meetings. Cheap...but not if you have to replace them more often.
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No extras. Sam still has the program in his cnc mill. He can spit out many if he finds the time.
AND... Thanks again for the use of your adapters BOB!!!!!! although Sam and I prettied them up quite a bit.
AND... Thanks again for the use of your adapters BOB!!!!!! although Sam and I prettied them up quite a bit.
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996 six pots are easy to install under 951, if you car is not a M030 version (we did first conversions about 6-years ago). If your car is a M030 version, you should look 997 six pots. There might be a possibility to fabricate adapters for these. 997 calipers attachment holes distance from each other is a bit wider than 996 version have.
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Sticking with Porsche parts for the brakes. I know they work, I know they bolt directly on and I know there's a ton of brake pads made for them.
TonyG ran the 965 rotors with no real issues with cracking. I'm going through a set of 951S rotors a season due to cracks, hopefully with the larger 965 rotors I could get them to last 2 seasons. They're only $30 more a rotor vs the 951S ones...
TonyG ran the 965 rotors with no real issues with cracking. I'm going through a set of 951S rotors a season due to cracks, hopefully with the larger 965 rotors I could get them to last 2 seasons. They're only $30 more a rotor vs the 951S ones...
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Sticking with Porsche parts for the brakes. I know they work, I know they bolt directly on and I know there's a ton of brake pads made for them.
TonyG ran the 965 rotors with no real issues with cracking. I'm going through a set of 951S rotors a season due to cracks, hopefully with the larger 965 rotors I could get them to last 2 seasons. They're only $30 more a rotor vs the 951S ones...
TonyG ran the 965 rotors with no real issues with cracking. I'm going through a set of 951S rotors a season due to cracks, hopefully with the larger 965 rotors I could get them to last 2 seasons. They're only $30 more a rotor vs the 951S ones...