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Old 01-23-2015, 10:41 PM
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I'm interested for my 996 outlaw cup. Currently runs brembo gt race calipers and rotors. Would go to largest available within 18" bbs wheel confines, any thoughts?
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18" wheels can fit 355/360mm rotor kit, but for some aftermarket they can fit up to 380mm.

Are you looking for CCM or iron kit.
Old 01-28-2015, 10:24 PM
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Following 996/997 Turbo/S spindles can add our adapters for an instant upgrade to the latest 991 GT3 brakes (pccb or standard iron brakes) with different packages available:

Adapted to 996 Turbo Spindle:


Adapted to 997 Turbo Spindle:
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For your information, we have just posted up an update on the "Iron Replacement Rotor Kit" for your pccb here, so you have more choices.

These iron rotors are made for bolt on installation, and will fit your yellow calipers w/o requiring any sort of modification.

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Old 02-17-2015, 05:42 PM
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See our newly updated CCM rotor offer summary for Porsche:

http://www.racingbrake.com/category-s/7200.htm
Old 02-18-2015, 09:02 AM
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We have CCM-X rotors for GT3 pccb replacement or upgrade, Center Lock or 5-Lug we have them in stock.

Call or PM us for your dream CCM rotor packages with no down payment, no wait for the best deal in the market.

Racingbrake makes the CCM brake technology more affordable, check us out !!!
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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
For your information, we have just posted up an update on the "Iron Replacement Rotor Kit" for your pccb here, so you have more choices.

These iron rotors are made for bolt on installation, and will fit your yellow calipers w/o requiring any sort of modification.

The URL seems to be ill formated.

This one works:


https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3/...r-991-gt3.html
Old 02-18-2015, 10:54 AM
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Open hat calipers are awesome for at the track pad changes..

It would have been so helpful to put prices on post #1 Racing Brake VS OEM option price VS upgrade from steel and replacement rotors VS OEM prices for replacement rotors from Porsche.

Factory option to upgrade to PCCB option price: $9210
OEM Porsche replacement rotors: $ ????
Porsche replacement steel rotors: Front: $1295.00 (Good for 10 hard days at Sebring?) Rear $:1086.00 and seem to last very long.

Upgrade / replacement rotors RB on OEM red or yellow from Racing Brake: $14,000
Refurbishing only $450??

Upgrade to open hat RB calipers and rotors: $20,950

Could not find replacement rotor cost PCCB.
Did I get the rest right?
Old 02-18-2015, 05:05 PM
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Red (Std Iron Brake) caliper retrofit/upgrade to RB/ST 410mm CCM-X rotor



Close look of red caliper fitted with pccb pad w/overhang in the bottom (Same as Yellow caliper/pad fitment)



Top view shows the perfect alignment of RB rotor to caliper in height and centering - Although can't quite see it due to closed top...



Back view is an adapter converting 997/996 spindles (142mm or 130mm mt. spread) allowing 997/996 owners to upgrade to 991's brake set up.

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These are more expensive than OEM PCCB rotors. What is the advantage? Maybe if these were like 6-7k maybe then it would be worth it, but 14k is still too much.
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MSRP on the pccb fronts: $5361.63 each

MSRP on the pccb rears: $5230.59 each

Total car set pccb: $21,184.44 (4 rotors only)
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So a good $7k cheaper for pretty much life time rotors Once you kill the oem PCCB..
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I strongly considered ordering with PCCB and I was mentally prepared for $9,200 extra on my order, so I'm tempted but $10K is probably my limit.
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Originally Posted by RacingBrake
MSRP on the pccb fronts: $5361.63 each

MSRP on the pccb rears: $5230.59 each

Total car set pccb: $21,184.44 (4 rotors only)
http://www.suncoastparts.com/product...=997tt2_brakes

Here 15k. A few weeks ago they had them for 12k.

I remember seeing them somewhere else for 9k. I think that was a short time special. Is there any difference between 997 and 991 PCCB? They appear the same.
Old 02-18-2015, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by jem7v
http://www.suncoastparts.com/product...=997tt2_brakes

Here 15k. A few weeks ago they had them for 12k.

I remember seeing them somewhere else for 9k. I think that was a short time special.
Expensive toys for big boys and girls... still, good to have options.


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