Brakes. Rotor upgrade
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The above ^, fitting GT3 rear rotors is pretty cool.
A shame there aren’t any with the same offset, that wouldn’t require a spacer. Still, 7mm seems minimal.
I’d like to match them with some 330mm rears - a 10% increase F&R should keep it balanced.
From what I can see online, stock Cayman S 987.1:
Front
318mm Dia
28mm thick
67mm “Offset” - (Where is this measured?)
130mm BCD (5)
Centre hole 98mm (Have seen another size claimed - haven’t measured mine)
Rear
299mm Dia
24mm thick
67mm “Offset” - (Where is this measured?)
130mm BCD (5)
Centre hole 98mm (Have seen another size claimed - haven’t measured mine)
I’d imagine, that somewhere, there would be a cross reference for this rotors- find some with the same dimensions except bigger diameter (hole centre could be smaller…..I have a lathe, and a Mill….)
A shame there aren’t any with the same offset, that wouldn’t require a spacer. Still, 7mm seems minimal.
I’d like to match them with some 330mm rears - a 10% increase F&R should keep it balanced.
From what I can see online, stock Cayman S 987.1:
Front
318mm Dia
28mm thick
67mm “Offset” - (Where is this measured?)
130mm BCD (5)
Centre hole 98mm (Have seen another size claimed - haven’t measured mine)
Rear
299mm Dia
24mm thick
67mm “Offset” - (Where is this measured?)
130mm BCD (5)
Centre hole 98mm (Have seen another size claimed - haven’t measured mine)
I’d imagine, that somewhere, there would be a cross reference for this rotors- find some with the same dimensions except bigger diameter (hole centre could be smaller…..I have a lathe, and a Mill….)
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Running Ferodo DS1.11 on track and stock Cayman R 'sport' pads on the street. 3 years and no issues. Just Sebro slotted rotors, Ferodo DS1.11, and Castrol SRF fluid... that's all you need for even break-heavy tracks unless you're in a full-on racecar with slicks.
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jazztrip (11-14-2023)
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I'm going to consider this option for my next front brake refresh:
Porsche 987, 350mm GT3 Big Brake Kit - YouTube
Porsche 987, 350mm GT3 Big Brake Kit - YouTube
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jbx2 (11-15-2023)
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I’m starting to think there would be minimal gains, if any, for my use buy fitting expensive 2 piece rotors.
Adding weight in the form of larger 1 piece rotors, again at minimal gain “goes against my grain”.