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osunick 01-24-2019 08:32 PM

PCCB differences .1 vs .2
 
I was at the dealer the other day and noticed that the PCCB rotors + hats on a 991.2 GT3RS don't have the anti rattle springs that the .1s have. I then looked up photos of 991.2 PCCB rotors and it looks like all have them have this change. Anyone know why? Thanks!

Jimmy-D 01-24-2019 09:04 PM

Bump!!

zoran 01-25-2019 03:13 AM

Bump!

tstafford 01-25-2019 07:41 AM

If you want replies to this thread you need to change from a fact based question to an opinion based one. The original question here requires specific knowledge. I'd suggest changing the question to something like - Do the .2 PCCB have more "initial bite". All kinds of people will "know" the answer to that.

In all seriousness - I too would like an answer to the original question.

PhilT3 (PT3) 01-25-2019 09:34 AM

Bump

robmypro 01-25-2019 10:41 AM


Originally Posted by tstafford (Post 15591653)
If you want replies to this thread you need to change from a fact based question to an opinion based one. The original question here requires specific knowledge. I'd suggest changing the question to something like - Do the .2 PCCB have more "initial bite". All kinds of people will "know" the answer to that.

In all seriousness - I too would like an answer to the original question.

:roflmao:

Todd B 01-25-2019 01:38 PM

At least for the GT3 the .1 and .2 PCCB's rotor's are the same part numbers. So there's no difference on the non RS.

osunick 02-01-2019 01:16 PM

I would assume a running manufacturing change. I definitely saw the updated design on .2 C4S so I'm pretty sure that implies it's not an RS only change.

911dev 02-01-2019 02:15 PM


Originally Posted by tstafford (Post 15591653)
If you want replies to this thread you need to change from a fact based question to an opinion based one. The original question here requires specific knowledge. I'd suggest changing the question to something like - Do the .2 PCCB have more "initial bite". All kinds of people will "know" the answer to that.

In all seriousness - I too would like an answer to the original question.

:D

NVRANUF 02-01-2019 02:32 PM

To add to the confusion, does anyone know if there is a difference in pads Porsche uses between PCCB systems on GT cars and regular cars.
My 991.2 Turbo S felt much different than my GT3 Touring with PCCB.
The Turbo felt very "grabby" in a weird way on initial bite and the GT3 does not.

osunick 02-01-2019 02:33 PM

Here are some pictures!

991.2 Exclusive with part number visible- notice no springs on the hats, just the washers.

https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...b601df5476.jpg

991.1 Rotors (same p/n)


https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...38a313ffad.jpg

porsche bud 03-09-2022 02:38 AM

Bumping an old thread -- curious if the OP ever got more info on why this changed from .1 to .2?

krburrell 03-10-2022 12:16 AM

Answer is in the 991.2 Service Information book. Says it was done for noise reduction during braking.

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...49b8fa8e77.jpg

flsupraguy 03-14-2022 09:44 PM


Originally Posted by tstafford (Post 15591653)
If you want replies to this thread you need to change from a fact based question to an opinion based one. The original question here requires specific knowledge. I'd suggest changing the question to something like - Do the .2 PCCB have more "initial bite". All kinds of people will "know" the answer to that.

In all seriousness - I too would like an answer to the original question.

This was one of the best Rennlist responses of the year!

Jickel180 03-15-2022 12:10 AM


Originally Posted by krburrell (Post 18021032)
Answer is in the 991.2 Service Information book. Says it was done for noise reduction during braking.

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...49b8fa8e77.jpg

Seems like they compromised its fully floating capability some for noise :rolleyes:


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