PCCB to Iron
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PCCB to Iron
Thinking of going to iron before you have to replace your PCCB rotors at a cost of approximately $24,000 or more??
WE have done over 50 of these conversions with 991 Turbos, GT4s and 991 GT3s and RSs. Cost for iron rotors and pads is $3800 and this includes delivery. All that have gone to iron are happy they did.
Questions?? Give me a call 843 299 0997
Clark
WE have done over 50 of these conversions with 991 Turbos, GT4s and 991 GT3s and RSs. Cost for iron rotors and pads is $3800 and this includes delivery. All that have gone to iron are happy they did.
Questions?? Give me a call 843 299 0997
Clark
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Clark, I'm calling you today to order!
Update: Ordered! Talking to Clark is a pleasure. He know's his stuff. Girodiscs 410/390mm front and rear and Ferodo DS1.11 pads will be here Monday.
Update: Ordered! Talking to Clark is a pleasure. He know's his stuff. Girodiscs 410/390mm front and rear and Ferodo DS1.11 pads will be here Monday.
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Randy,
Thanks for your order. Shipping today and should be delivered
Monday.
Enjoyed talking to you also....impressed you are doing your own install.
Sure you will be happy with the desired result.
Clark
Thanks for your order. Shipping today and should be delivered
Monday.
Enjoyed talking to you also....impressed you are doing your own install.
Sure you will be happy with the desired result.
Clark
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Are yours worn out, are you unhappy with the performance, is there another issue.?
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Mine have about 20 track days on them only, but I have had the pleasure of ruining a set of front PCCB rotors on this car previously, when the outside brake pads showed 4mm of pad left and the inside pads went down to the metal, ruining the rotors. It's really more that I want to make sure I have these when the next car is coming, and if I ever ruined a set of Girodisc...it's pretty cheap to replace them. Also, more aggressive pads will really chew up PCCB, and I am very interested in the Ferodo DS1.11 pads for the track.
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Mine have about 20 track days on them only, but I have had the pleasure of ruining a set of front PCCB rotors on this car previously, when the outside brake pads showed 4mm of pad left and the inside pads went down to the metal, ruining the rotors. It's really more that I want to make sure I have these when the next car is coming, and if I ever ruined a set of Girodisc...it's pretty cheap to replace them. Also, more aggressive pads will really chew up PCCB, and I am very interested in the Ferodo DS1.11 pads for the track.
I do not know if that's a defective set or some other cause. I know several people using them successfully without such issues. The only thing I can think of is that I drove a lot in the rain - probably 10+ rain days on them. Maybe the adhesive is not fully water-proof or some elements of the pad compound started corroding. But I'm just guessing.
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also i miss the consistency of PCCBs
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"Brake force earlier", if you are referring to initial bite it's usually more determined more by pads assuming same hydraulics. What are you running? Also the PCCBs have more swept surface area and thus more braking capacity unless you go to a more track oriented aggressive iron targeted pad to make up the difference. The Giros use less swept area to decrease static weight and rotational mass. On the TTS, GT3 RS pads with the PCCBs have worn well for me and stay quiet, I like the consistency also. Giro is definitely a nice cost effective combo though.
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For reference, the ceramic rotors on a Z06, also made by Brembo, are $1270 each. Porsche is screwing us on this one!!! Bad!!!
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For reference, the ceramic rotors on a Z06, also made by Brembo, are $1270 each. Porsche is screwing us on this one!!! Bad!!![/QUOTE]
Very very very badly. And you don't even get kissed.
Very very very badly. And you don't even get kissed.
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Why aren't there a reasonably priced aftermarket option then? Like a corvette-style rotor just in Porsche shape?
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Brembo is supporting Porsche and not making any aftermarket brand besides Porsche. GM is setting the price for the Vet at $1270, Porsche is setting their price at $6500. Nobody else can currently make carbon ceramic rotors.
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Would like to hear from someone who has done the conversion and what their experience is on performance. I assume you are back to brake dust hell on the wheels again.