Peterfirst

Hi all:

Has anyone an idea yet which brake pads could/should be used for track usage?

I recall that the OEM pads on my 997.2GT3RS have not been up to the task and that I used Pagid RS29 (yellow) instead which I more or less liked.

So question is, if already other brake pads are on the market yet for the 991GT3 or if the OEM pads will take the beating from track usage which I doubt? Are possibly any other pads than Pagid an option?

I know it is a bit early in the life cycle to real have experience with OEM parts but I guess that they will be again more suited for street than track.
Any help/idea/recommendation welcome (even so my car will not be ready before early April 2014 ).

THX and take all good care!

Peter

kencollinsjr

what color silver is that?

GrantG

Don't know that you can do much better than RS29. I have always thought those were great, but pricey.

I would check here (says you have to inquire, so I would call Craig at the number on site below):

http://rennstore.com/

Carrera51

You can count on Pagid and Performance Friction eventually having pads available for the 991 GT3. We've already received them for the other 991 cars, also for the 981.

Pagid already has part numbers for the 991 GT3 for both ceramic and steel brakes.

U4927 front and U4925 rear for the ceramic cars

U4924 front and U4925 rear for steel

These numbers denote the shape

shizzle

I've run the Pagid RS29 on my 991 C2S for just over 20 track days, and they're just fantastic on the car. I'm planning on continuing to run them on my GT3 when it arrives.

Peterfirst

Hi guys:

Thanks for the information. So I will get the Pagid's again and will put them on as soon as I have my car. Need to talk to my dealer soon.

@ kencollinsjr: the color is called "Rhodiumsilber" in Germany.
Looks gorgous on the car . Nevertheless decided to stick with white

Greets from Germany

Peter - who hates to wait more than another 4 months should have ordered earlier

blockbuster

I assume the RS29 pads are only compatible with the standard rotors (not the the optional PCCB) on the 991 GT3, correct?

Carrera51

Correct. Pagid makes a competition pad specifically for use with Ceramic Rotors.

TrackDays247.com

We have them all in - even the ceramic :-)

24Chromium

Endless pads, Endless fluid. Hands down, the best I've ever used. I ran Pagid for a few seasons. They always gave up at half life. Not so with the Endless. Well worth the extra $$$.

simon85

Hey guys. What about carbotech? I heard great things about it.

TrackDays247.com

"Gave up at half life" Doubtful?

TRAKCAR

I agree with Pagids giving up at half life.

The new GT3 used PFC brakes so why not use the PFC 08 track pads that worked perfectly on the 997? Or even the new PFC compounds.

frayed

what have you guys found the pagids do at half life? I'm guessing they deteriorate much more quickly once you hit half the material?

I thought this was common with a lot of pads due to less mass = less heat capacity in the pad itself.

Loved PFCs on my bmw but only used them once.

Manifold

PF 08 and 06 have worked well for me, including for street use.