Hi, could anyone help me identify those calipers
i have an hard time reading the part number, that's why i need the wonderful help from rennlist users

thanks a lot!!!

ps: they are going to be for sale soon, just need to confirm the model first. pm me if you are interrested.

 

anyone?

 

They look like Cayenne Turbo brakes.

What are the part numbers stamped on the caliper themselves? Shouldn't be that hard to read as they are raised.

 

i really cant see on the front calipers

the rear one, i got that number but im not 100% sure

could it be possible

996.351.42

 

The part number should have 11 digits. xxx.xxx.xxx.xx

I am not familiar with the rear calipers on the Cayenne. But several cars in the Porsche line use a 996 caliper so this wouldn't surprise me. Just get the other 3 numbers and we can zero in what the original model it is for as well as who all uses it.

As far as the front, those should have a 955 part numbers prefix. (i.e., 955.xxx.xxx.xx)

You can't see any p/n on the 6-pot fronts?

 

i dont think its for a cayenne turbo as the guy told me they were on a carrera

it looks like gt3 calipers..

996.351.428 for the rear

i cant get any other numbers

 

996GT3/Turbo rear caliper is 352.425/426 and the same for 997 but preceded by 997.

Are you sure it's an "8" and not a "5".

Those brakes were NOT delivered on a Carrera. I would bet the farm they were either off the Cayenne or possibly a Panamera (unlikely).

 

wow, i cant see **** lol,,

is there any measure i can take that would help?
if so which measure and how?


thx again

 

I wouldn't have dimension to help you out with.

But........

Here is something that might help. It is an auction for a complete set of Porsche Cayenne Turbo calipers front and rear. They look identical to what you have. LINK

 

18 ZR


that number, ive seen it on the front calipers!

so i would assume that they are cayenne turbo calipers...

 

 

is there only the cayenne turbo calipers with the number 18zr stamped on it???

 

That I don't know, sorry.

 

the axial mount gives it away that it is not a gt3 caliper, which are all radial mount

 

thanks for the info