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Old 10-10-2012, 06:18 PM
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Default WTB Stock Turbo S (88) brake pads
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Please let me know if you have stock turbo s front pads for sale.
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Do they need to be polished or are you going to do that ?
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I have several sets available. Are you wanting Genuine Porsche?
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I have a used set if that's what you want. I can measure what's left on them tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by David Floyd
Do they need to be polished or are you going to do that ?
j/k
Good one
You got me !!


Originally Posted by OEMTim
I have several sets available. Are you wanting Genuine Porsche?
Yes ...
Thank you
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I have a used set if that's what you want. I can measure what's left on them tomorrow.
That would be great if you can let me know how much is on them?
I have these very expensive green pads that were from Porsche motor sports .. they are like $450 + for the 2 axles but they really do a number on the rotors and brake dust ...
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Oh ed, ed, ed.....
Ya had to say something ...
Ya just couldn't resist '
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Only OEM for the "machine".
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Originally Posted by Crazy Eddie
I have these very expensive green pads that were from Porsche motor sports .. they are like $450 + for the 2 axles but they really do a number on the rotors and brake dust ...
Thanks Scott


The green pads are vintage pagid, not a currently available compound. These were track/race pads used on the Cups.

The original stock OE pads for the turbo S were made by Textar. Not sure if that is who is still making/supplying them for porsche these days.
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Sorry about the crappy picture, I forgot to change the setting on my phone. The thinnest was just over 9mm, the thickest was just over 10mm, the other two were around 9.4mm and 9.6mm. I don't know the brand, but they were quiet when on my car. I only took them off because I put some PBR Ultimates on there when I replaced the disks, did the wheel bearings and replaced the brake lines.

I have a matching rear pair if you'd like to have the same thing all around.
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Originally Posted by samluke
I have new Hawks Blacks if you still need any
Thanks Sam
I was looking for the stock pads as I have awesome race pads ( Green )

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The green pads are vintage pagid, not a currently available compound. These were track/race pads used on the Cups.

The original stock OE pads for the turbo S were made by Textar. Not sure if that is who is still making/supplying them for porsche these days.
Yep that's the pads ..They are the best pads I have ever used.. They are just a bit too harsh for the rotors (for street use)
What did you think of the pads Jim ?
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Originally Posted by Scott H


Sorry about the crappy picture, I forgot to change the setting on my phone. The thinnest was just over 9mm, the thickest was just over 10mm, the other two were around 9.4mm and 9.6mm. I don't know the brand, but they were quiet when on my car. I only took them off because I put some PBR Ultimates on there when I replaced the disks, did the wheel bearings and replaced the brake lines.

I have a matching rear pair if you'd like to have the same thing all around.
Hey Scott
Thanks very much for the pictures ...
Can I get back to u on this in a few days ?
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No problem, they aren't going anywhere.
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