Delays due to PCCB
03-05-2022, 10:53 AM
#166
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03-05-2022, 11:23 AM
#167
Race Car
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jimdillard (03-15-2022)
03-05-2022, 04:21 PM
#169
My PTS Touring build locked on 2/14 and I haven’t been informed that there would be any issues with PCCBs as of yet.
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03-15-2022, 12:22 AM
#171
Yes, the pads suck
I have to double down on this. Have been keeping my opinion to myself until now, but the new pads on my 1/22 delivery are definitely bedded by now and my 991 PCCBs obviously outperform the new bigger, biggest PPCB brakes on this GT3. I would say they are comparable to iron rotors but they just don't have the bite I've gotten used to. Good brakes, no question, and good modulation, but these were supposed to be the bees knees. Not as much dust as irons, but dust is there where it is non existent on the 991. So far my only real disappointment but I'd probably still spec them going forward. The car is just so light on its feet!
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03-15-2022, 12:24 AM
#172
I have to double down on this. Have been keeping my opinion to myself until now, but the new pads on my 1/22 delivery are definitely bedded by now and my 991 PCCBs obviously outperform the new bigger, biggest PPCB brakes on this GT3. I would say they are comparable to iron rotors but they just don't have the bite I've gotten used to. Good brakes, no question, and good modulation, but these were supposed to be the bees knees. Not as much dust as irons, but dust is there where it is non existent on the 991. So far my only real disappointment but I'd probably still spec them going forward. The car is just so light on its feet!
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03-15-2022, 08:31 AM
#173
I have 2,000 miles on my 22 turbo s now and those pccb are fantastic- granted I’m on winters now which Can’t contain the power of a turbo s without breaking loose so I haven’t pushed to the extreme or tracked but no dust no squeak and reasonably spirited driving
Different manufacturer and material composition?
Different manufacturer and material composition?
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997usa (03-15-2022)
03-15-2022, 10:21 PM
#174
Burning Brakes
I have 2,000 miles on my 22 turbo s now and those pccb are fantastic- granted I’m on winters now which Can’t contain the power of a turbo s without breaking loose so I haven’t pushed to the extreme or tracked but no dust no squeak and reasonably spirited driving
Different manufacturer and material composition?
Different manufacturer and material composition?
03-16-2022, 12:19 AM
#176
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03-16-2022, 12:47 AM
#177
Will Porsche even ship cars to Russia at this stage? I think that is a more interesting question than whether PCCB's will delay the car or not. https://www.volkswagen-newsroom.com/...ds-export-7771
I'd suggest that you ask your lunatic president to stop his crimes against Ukraine so that you can get your car.
I'd suggest that you ask your lunatic president to stop his crimes against Ukraine so that you can get your car.
03-17-2022, 12:14 AM
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raymort,
From what I have read on the PCCB new brake pads Porsche has changed them, correct ???
Is that why you say the New OEM PCCB brake pads suck ???
Versus the older OEM PCCB brake pads that there were no-complaints about.
Terry
From what I have read on the PCCB new brake pads Porsche has changed them, correct ???
Is that why you say the New OEM PCCB brake pads suck ???
Versus the older OEM PCCB brake pads that there were no-complaints about.
Terry
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