PCCB replacement brake disc
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PCCB replacement brake disc
I have 997 Carrera S, andI'm considering to change the PCCB dics for iron. What options are available with the PCCB calipers? Can I upgrade to 380mm without changing calipers?
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There are many many choices. Research it. Look at GMG racing.com and sharkwerks.com and stoptech.com and look at the back of excellence.
Unless you track 10 or more times a year there is no reason really to change unless you are seeing
cracks.
Unless you track 10 or more times a year there is no reason really to change unless you are seeing
cracks.
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I spoke with my dealer and he says the 997 GT3 gen. 1 disc should be bolt on. Other tuners I spoken with (RSS) says 996TT upgrade rotors (350mm front and rear) are bolt on.
There as so many opinons and so I get a bit confused.
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I can't understand why you would want to add to your unsprung weight,--and go to iron. The PCCBs perform incredibly well, and will last a very long time if you know how to brake correctly with a 911. At my current pad wear rate, I expect easily 150,000 miles or more to a set of pads. (But then, I do momentum driving...)
