Hi

I'm trying to find the correct brembo or Porsche part number for 993 GT2 Evo front brake calipers. They are very similar to 993 Big reds, but NOT the same, as they allow use of larger discs with 18 inch wheels.
Any info or advice on where I can get these from appreciated.
thanks
Adrian

 

Hello.

Here"s the Porsche Motorsport part numbers for those humongous red Brembos callipers your looking for. 993 351 427 82 >R< left front, 993 351 428 82 >R< right front, those callipers are only available from Porsche Motorsport. You can use a 380mm X 32mm floating rotors with them and an 18" BBS wheel but you'll need a GT2 BBS front centres offset for caliper width clearance.

Hope this info helps you.

 

Post #83

https://rennlist.com/forums/996-gt2-...l#post14533640

 

That post is for a 996cup 6 pistons front calipers with a 380mm rotor in a BBS 18” figment wheel.

993 GT2 EVO front calipers are old style 4 pistons Brembo’s like the “big reds” style but longer and wider that allows you the use of a 380mm rotor and thicker brake pads for endurance races in an 18” BBS wheel. Also the mounting holes are different than the “big reds” therefore an adaptor bracket is needed.

 

Will an E88 120 face fit the older style 993 EVO caliper for a 380mm rotor?

 

You'll need a BBS E88 center 0288121 offset 63mm to clear the width of those GT2 EVO red calipers or a E29 centre 0228039 if you can find them.

 

Reviving a very old post, I finally have purchased some GT2 evo 4 pot calipers, and am now struggling to get the correct discs. Porsche show now stock and now planned production. The part numbers for the 380 discs are:
99335140787 and 99335140887. I presume there are also Brembo part numbers.
Any help or guidance to find a pair or equivalent appreciated.
thanks
Adrian

 

Check with FVD, I recently bought a pair.

 

Thanks, tried them and they can supply one side but not the other ! Apparently no production date at the moment on the other side. However in the meantime I have found a pair of nos from Germany.

 

 

thanks for the pics, where did you get the adapters from?

 

Porsche Motorsport, they are made of steel.

 

Seen at a recent auction:

 

There is a set of rotor for sale on ebay at the moment

 

oh ya? got a link?