PCCB is making me NUTS!!
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I heard there are two types of pads, yellow color and black color, for PCCBs. Some say yellow one produce more noise than a black, which are fitted in later models. Anyone here done the switch to black color pads? I made a video of the sound and it's on youtube here. Try listen to it, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzYquSqn2ow
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Originally Posted by datax
I heard there are two types of pads, yellow color and black color, for PCCBs. Some say yellow one produce more noise than a black, which are fitted in later models. Anyone here done the switch to black color pads? I made a video of the sound and it's on youtube here. Try listen to it, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzYquSqn2ow
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I have used the Pagid RS-14 Black, dusty, and now the Pagid Porsche Cup spec race pad, P50.
I like the race pad's, less squeal than stock and they work great cold, wet is still a problem.
I like the race pad's, less squeal than stock and they work great cold, wet is still a problem.
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Originally Posted by Rob in VA
Pagid P50 (green) compound can be used. You can get it from Porsche Motorsport NA.
I have used them, and they are super, much better then the stock PCCB pads
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Originally Posted by Z06
I have used the Pagid RS-14 Black, dusty, and now the Pagid Porsche Cup spec race pad, P50.
I like the race pad's, less squeal than stock and they work great cold, wet is still a problem.
I like the race pad's, less squeal than stock and they work great cold, wet is still a problem.
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Originally Posted by datax
Any part numbers for the mentioned pads? I've a Pagid P90-2.
996 351 940 92 Front Axle Brake Pad Set
996 352 930 90 Rear Axle Brake Pad Set
964 612 026 70 Jumper plug (4 ea. required)
NOTE: You can't get these at the regular Porsche service department. You must know someone from Porsche Motorsport NA.