View Poll Results: Steel or Ceramics
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Poll 991.2 RS ordered with Steel or Ceramic brakes
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Poll 991.2 RS ordered with Steel or Ceramic brakes
Curious as to the breakdown of cars ordered with Steel vs Ceramics
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#3
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Great information. Thank you. My apologies for missing this.
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Data seems a bit off to my eye. Granted I don’t know the answers. Seems 365 cars ordered in Lizard and 551 cars ordered with black wheels and lizard lip (I know this is possible as I’ve seen white and black cars posted here with that particular option). Just seems off to me as the aurum wheel color seems more prevalent than just 20 cars. I know a poll here is far from representative but doesn’t hurt as people can participate if they wish and not if they don’t.
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Interesting, any software changes or just purely changing parts required?
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#8
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Originally Posted by Buteo
My plan as well. I prefer the red caliper with my car spec.
Originally Posted by NSD991
Interesting, any software changes or just purely changing parts required?
I bought take offs from a GT4 with street miles
Same rotor as 992.2
Calipers are identical minus color
I had AutoQuest do the work, they drove a tech to my house and did the work in my garage
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Originally Posted by signes
^ Curious as to going rate for CCB take offs?
It was pretty eye opening driving my car with both on the street I'll never own another porsche without ceramics. The car feels more lively..and brake dust is nil. The pedal feel is rock hard, I actually like it
I was always an iron rotor guy and had to eat my words...lol
My rs is also ordered with steels and will get ST put on at delivery
I'll have two sets of delivery mile pads / iron rotors to sell
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You can’t buy “steel” brakes. Iron? Yes.
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Good point.
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Originally Posted by Izzone
7-10k depending if pads included
It was pretty eye opening driving my car with both on the street I'll never own another porsche without ceramics. The car feels more lively..and brake dust is nil. The pedal feel is rock hard, I actually like it
I was always an iron rotor guy and had to eat my words...lol
My rs is also ordered with steels and will get ST put on at delivery
I'll have two sets of delivery mile pads / iron rotors to sell
It was pretty eye opening driving my car with both on the street I'll never own another porsche without ceramics. The car feels more lively..and brake dust is nil. The pedal feel is rock hard, I actually like it
I was always an iron rotor guy and had to eat my words...lol
My rs is also ordered with steels and will get ST put on at delivery
I'll have two sets of delivery mile pads / iron rotors to sell
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^^ I’m going to need those if .1 and .2 are the same.
Autoquest put my ST rotors on at Sebring between sessions.
Will move them to Lizard when it arrives.
If anyone needs rear RT RE-10 pads I have a very good set left cheap shipped to your door.
Or maybe add fronts. Even for street driving they are good and cleaner then OEM, I bet.
Autoquest put my ST rotors on at Sebring between sessions.
Will move them to Lizard when it arrives.
If anyone needs rear RT RE-10 pads I have a very good set left cheap shipped to your door.
Or maybe add fronts. Even for street driving they are good and cleaner then OEM, I bet.
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^^ I’m going to need those if .1 and .2 are the same.
Autoquest put my ST rotors on at Sebring between sessions.
Will move them to Lizard when it arrives.
If anyone needs rear RT RE-10 pads I have a very good set left cheap shipped to your door.
Or maybe add fronts. Even for street driving they are good and cleaner then OEM, I bet.
99% sure they are same