Manny Alban

Does anyone have any suggestions? I haven't called the dealer (shudder to think what they would charge) yet. I would upgrade to the big reds, but that would bump me up a class in Club Racing (which I do alot of), so I'd rather stick with the original calipers.

Any help would be appreciated.

thanks
Manny
90 C2 F Class #53

John D.

Hi Manny..!

You might try Michael - Below is a post he just made to the Racing e-mail list. I know he also does calipers - but not sure which?

HTH - and my best for a terrific 2002..!!!


From:Michael G. Wachholz

I am pleased to announce Prospeed Motorsport has become a Rennlist sponsor. Look for our banner ad to soon grace the Rennlist web site.

In celebration of this partnership, Prospeed Motorsport has purchased the rotor and pad inventory of a vendor getting out of the Porsche market. Therefore we are able to offer off-season prices on these parts that are discounted as much as 50%!

For a list of rotors and pads, you can either download the Excel file at www.prospeedmotorsport.com/brakes/price_list.xls or see it online at http://www.prospeedmotorsport.com/br...rice_list.htm.

Michael G. Wachholz
Prospeed Motorsports

952.249.1169 office
651.699.3098 fax

1735 Norfolk Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55116

mailto:michael@prospeedmotorsport.com www.prospeedmotorsport.com

slant911

Vertex Auto seemed to have good prices. Although there has been some discussion on the quality of the product you get. I've never had a problem with their stuff, but, others seem to have had some issues.

Bill Gregory

Call Hendrick Porsche in Charlotte, they discount Porsche parts 20%-30%. 800-315-8193. Very often less than other vendors prices, with Porsche 2 year warranty. Just satisfied customer, etc.