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Old 02-08-2022, 06:50 PM
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I buy them because I like yellow and no break dust …..I’m honest(:
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Old 02-08-2022, 07:02 PM
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I buy them because I like yellow and no break dust …..I’m honest(:
Ditto. Except mine will be black because of Aurum wheels.

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If these delays end up becoming a thing, it might be worth considering spec'ing the car with iron brakes and then upgrading to Surface Transforms Carbon Ceramics for those that want their cars sooner than later. However, you would obviously get red calipers in this situation, which would understandably be an issue for some.

It's worth mentoning that ST's are cheaper yet far superior to PCCB rotors. ST is building up inventory for all GT cars, including the new 992s. 992 GT3 replacement kits are already en route to customers and upgrade kits will be ready shortly. Please reach out if interested.
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Originally Posted by raymort
I installed a set of the .2s and just ordered a backup set.
what do you mean by “set of the .2s?”

I just ordered a set of 981 PCCB pads in hopes of getting the new compound.
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Originally Posted by sgroer
I was the one who started the pccb dust and judder thread. The brakes were dreadful and I believe Porsche is now discovering it. The 991.2 pads made everything completely better but they can’t sell those on a new car anymore. So…. They are in a tough spot.


This is all a guess but I am here to tell you there is a major issue with the pads that came on the car.

Not GT3 or GT2RS related but there seems to be enough discussion here regarding PCCB in 718 GT4 and Spyders that I thought I would share this. My 718 Spyder has been ordered and locked with PCCB's. However, the dust and judder issue concerned me enough to reach out to my parts guy and see about ordering PCCB pads for a 981 Spyder if they would fit the 718 PCCB calipers. Here was his response:

"Good morning! It appears that the 2016 and the 2021 have the same part#'s for the pads. I do not stock them. In each instance, when looking them up they give 2 part#'s, I'm thinking that it might be old and new compound?"
99135194802
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So, I ordered a set of 99135194802 and keeping my fingers crossed that they 1. fit; and 2. are the low dust and judder free pads we're all looking for.

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Old 02-08-2022, 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted by SpyderSenseOC
Not GT3 or GT2RS related but there seems to be enough discussion here regarding PCCB in 718 GT4 and Spyders that I thought I would share this. My 718 Spyder has been ordered and locked with PCCB's. However, the dust and judder issue concerned me enough to reach out to my parts guy and see about ordering PCCB pads for a 981 Spyder if they would fit the 718 PCCB calipers. Here was his response:

"Good morning! It appears that the 2016 and the 2021 have the same part#'s for the pads. I do not stock them. In each instance, when looking them up they give 2 part#'s, I'm thinking that it might be old and new compound?"
99135194802
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982698151C

So, I ordered a set of 99135194802 and keeping my fingers crossed that they 1. fit; and 2. are the low dust and judder free pads we're all looking for.
Interesting my buddies 981 spyder has PCCBs and they are teeny tiny minuscule sized brakes. They seemed smaller than my 718 spyder iron brakes. Hopefully it works out for you.
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Originally Posted by GT325
Interesting my buddies 981 spyder has PCCBs and they are teeny tiny minuscule sized brakes. They seemed smaller than my 718 spyder iron brakes. Hopefully it works out for you.
I had a 981 Spyder for 3 years and they appeared very large to me. Time will tell.
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Originally Posted by SpyderSenseOC
I had a 981 Spyder for 3 years and they appeared very large to me. Time will tell.
718 spyder irons are 380mm front and rear
718 spyder PCCBs are 410mm front 390 rear
981 spyder irons are 340mm front and 330 rear
981 spyder PCCBs ? But they seemed much smaller than 718 good luck!
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Originally Posted by GT325
718 spyder irons are 380mm front and rear
718 spyder PCCBs are 410mm front 390 rear
981 spyder irons are 340mm front and 330 rear
981 spyder PCCBs ? But they seemed much smaller than 718 good luck!
Thx for the data. Nothing is ever easy. I remain hopeful.
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Originally Posted by Perimeter
PCCBs are changing pad compound to reduce copper/etc and will have brake dust.
Now is the time to buy the prior PCCB pads if you want the historic dust free brakes
Or just run Pagid RSC1 pads....
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Originally Posted by GT325
718 spyder irons are 380mm front and rear
718 spyder PCCBs are 410mm front 390 rear
981 spyder irons are 340mm front and 330 rear
981 spyder PCCBs ? But they seemed much smaller than 718 good luck!
spyder pccbs are 350mm I think
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Old 02-12-2022, 06:56 PM
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Default Porsche removed my PCCBs

My build was close to lock & my PCCB were removed. Porsche apparently removed them to keep the allocation going. They do not have the parts to make them beyond what cars have already been allocated. What should I do? I can’t imagine buying a GT3 touring without ceramics.
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Originally Posted by smiles11
My build was close to lock & my PCCB were removed. Porsche apparently removed them to keep the allocation going. They do not have the parts to make them beyond what cars have already been allocated. What should I do? I can’t imagine buying a GT3 touring without ceramics.
You already answered your question.
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Originally Posted by 3-Pedals
You already answered your question.
Touché
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Originally Posted by smiles11
My build was close to lock & my PCCB were removed. Porsche apparently removed them to keep the allocation going. They do not have the parts to make them beyond what cars have already been allocated. What should I do? I can’t imagine buying a GT3 touring without ceramics.
You need your SA to call PCNA to move down your build to July and beyond ASAP. My build date was moved from late May to July to have PCCB. It was supposed to lock Feb 14 for PTS slot and supposedly some build after Feb 3 to June may not get PCCB, and I was that unlucky one. Good luck!

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