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My freeze date is today. I switched back to steel rotors, went guards red, with black wheels.
After I picked up my 996 Cup Car I realized this is really a street car with an occasional open lap day; maybe 6-8 a year.
My freeze date is today. I switched back to steel rotors, went guards red, with black wheels.
After I picked up my 996 Cup Car I realized this is really a street car with an occasional open lap day; maybe 6-8 a year.
Where do you select the color of your wheels? On the Porsche Web site where you build the GT3, I don't see any option to change the wheel color.
You're right. Someone will. Whether it be girodisc, PFC, or brembo. 410mm sizes are a new frontier. It will take some time before they are released. In the meantime, I have no desire to burn up PCCB rotors at the track when my bet is that 380mm rotors are sufficient enough.
Are 410's really new, I believe a PCCB equipped Cayenne comes with 410s?
That would be true if the entire surface of the rotor was swept by the pads. To be most accurate, you would need to figure out the area of the rotor, minus the area of the center, etc.
Bottom line, they are bigger. You ought to get something for close to 10 grand! Besides a lighter wallet.