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View Poll Results: PCCB or Steel Brakes on your 991 GT3?
PCCBs, the car is for street driving only.
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PCCBs, and I'll track it that way too.
148
22.46%
PCCB, but buying steel rotors or system for track.
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6.68%
Steel brakes, it's the way I roll.
317
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PCCB or Steel on your 991 GT3?

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Old 07-10-2018, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by 911therapy
Racing brake, can you PM me what it would cost to replace my PCCB for 991.2 GT3 with your CCM rotors and sintered pads?
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Old 07-10-2018, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Perimeter
A choice not on the poll....

Buying Steel for caliper-to-barrel clearance then going aftermart CCB/pads
Well said, that is what all our guys have been doing with the ST ceramic rotors. No brainer if you want carbon ceramics : )
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Now that I have received my GT3T with Steel Brakes, after break in I'm noticing the initial bite is far less than PCCBs in my GT4 and 997.2 GT3
The feel and grip of PCCBs is far superior
Old 04-19-2019, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Perimeter
Now that I have received my GT3T with Steel Brakes, after break in I'm noticing the initial bite is far less than PCCBs in my GT4 and 997.2 GT3
The feel and grip of PCCBs is far superior
Similar experience here, but still going through break in.

I have a GT3T with PCCBs and 5000km on the clock and just took delivery of a 991.2 GT3RS with iron brakes. I agree that the PCCB feel and bite is superior
Old 04-19-2019, 11:26 AM
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Recent new release on CCB (shipping next week):

Complete CCB system (360x34/350x28) kit for Dodge Demon - Rear stock calipers retained
https://www.racingbrake.com/RB-CCB-S...ccb-dod-04.htm

Rear (380x28) for Mustang GT350 - A new addition to the front
https://www.racingbrake.com/RB-CCB-R...0-3-p/2c98.htm

More and more enthusiasts have realized CCB actual costs less to run over the time than conventional iron brake in addition to providing superior & bullet proof* performance.

* Such as RB sintered brake pads on track racing.
Old 04-19-2019, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by 911therapy
Racing brake, can you PM me what it would cost to replace my PCCB for 991.2 GT3 with your CCM rotors and sintered pads?
Originally Posted by RacingBrake
That would be RB CCB Conversion Rotor Kit (380/380=OE) for 991 GT3 (w/Iron) (P/N 2C77 & 2C56) here:

https://www.racingbrake.com/RB-CCB-R...por-crk-07.htm

The rear rotors are now made to same as stock size (380x30) for a direct swap to iron rotors w/o any modification.
The website states that you use you OEM calipers and pads yet gives 2 options for 3 levels of track/street use. That must be the pad cost or are the rotors different?
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Sintered pad for OE calipers are currently modified from ZR1 pads and was specially priced (~20% off sales price) as optional adder.

https://www.racingbrake.com/RB-CCB-R...por-crk-07.htm
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Front Pad:


Rear Pad:

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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
Sintered pad for OE calipers are currently modified from ZR1 pads and was specially priced (~20% off sales price) as optional adder.

https://www.racingbrake.com/RB-CCB-R...por-crk-07.htm
So you can do CCB rotors for $8500?....Nice...just in case what would PCCB rotor replacements to your CCB rotors be...same price? So awesome to see prices coming way down.
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We have all stock pccb replacement rotors at similar price for 350/380mm (996, 997); 390 & 410mm (991) are little higher.
These RB CCB rotors are made with the finest rotor material and design. You shall feel the difference from OE even if you use the same OE or Pagid pads, while sintered pads are offered (991 calipers only) as an option to ensure you a total new experience in performance and durability that you will agree that none of those "conventional iron" brake can compare.


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[QUOTE=RacingBrake;15785963]We have all stock pccb replacement rotors at similar price for 350/380mm (996, 997); 390 & 410mm (991) are little higher.
These RB CCB rotors are made with the finest rotor material and design. You shall feel the difference from OE even if you use the same OE or Pagid pads, while sintered pads are offered (991 calipers only) as an option to ensure you a total new experience in performance and durability that you will agree that none of those "conventional iron" brake can compare.


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How do they compare weight wise?

I ordered my RS with steel brakes.. don't know why, regret it now. On my GT2 had zero
problems.
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A lot lighter than steel...!!!!







[QUOTE=Z06;15786726]
Originally Posted by RacingBrake
We have all stock pccb replacement rotors at similar price for 350/380mm (996, 997); 390 & 410mm (991) are little higher.
These RB CCB rotors are made with the finest rotor material and design. You shall feel the difference from OE even if you use the same OE or Pagid pads, while sintered pads are offered (991 calipers only) as an option to ensure you a total new experience in performance and durability that you will agree that none of those "conventional iron" brake can compare.


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How do they compare weight wise?

I ordered my RS with steel brakes.. don't know why, regret it now. On my GT2 had zero
problems.
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Another PCCB thread turned into a Racing Brake advertisement.
Old 04-20-2019, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by RDCR
Another PCCB thread turned into a Racing Brake advertisement.
I have zero affiliation with Racing Brake...however if they have something worth talking about and to help someone I’m going to share the info. I don’t see anyone else with CCB rotors priced like there’s
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They are lighter than the stock PCCB's?


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