PCCB Availability
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You can't order them. It still shows up on the website, but if you try to order it, its no longer in the system.
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-gt3-forum/344024-pccb-no-longer-available-for-my07.html
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Do you mean the public Web site or something internal for the dealers to spec orders?
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Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB). Carbon-fiber reinforced ceramic brake discs, internally ventilated and perforated, yellow painted brake calipers
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Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB). Carbon-fiber reinforced ceramic brake discs, internally ventilated and perforated, yellow painted brake calipers
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Dealers received a notice last week or the week before that due to supply issues they are not taking any more orders for PCCB in 07 cars. Not positive if this is for all models but the GT3 for sure. All existing orders (ProForma) will be honored but might be delayed. My May build GT3 was pushed back a bit.
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I wouldn't be surprised if it's a supplier issue and I've heard '08 GT3s (you didn't hear it here first) are going into at least the PCNA system with PCCBs.
It's not as if ceramics don't work, but I think Porsche has only now finally got the cooling right. It seems they're working okay on 430 Challenge cars.
It's not as if ceramics don't work, but I think Porsche has only now finally got the cooling right. It seems they're working okay on 430 Challenge cars.
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Originally Posted by PaulRothwell
Presumably they are deteriorating like the gen ones???? Are Porsche finally admitting they are ot fit for purpose????
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Originally Posted by Carrera GT
I wouldn't be surprised if it's a supplier issue and I've heard '08 GT3s (you didn't hear it here first) are going into at least the PCNA system with PCCBs.
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Originally Posted by JasonAndreas
SGL Carbon stopped production at their main fiber plant during the first quarter because of a "technical" problem.......
Any conclusions anybody draws are entirely their own.
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Originally Posted by Nordschleife
There may be more at play than technical and production problems. Look at what has happened to the share price in the last nine months. Check the volumes associated with the timing of major movements and one has to wonder what is going on.
Any conclusions anybody draws are entirely their own.
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Any conclusions anybody draws are entirely their own.
R+C
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Originally Posted by PaulRothwell
Presumably they are deteriorating like the gen ones???? Are Porsche finally admitting they are ot fit for purpose????
I love how people jump to conclusions. Did you ever consider that more people are learning what fine brakes the PCCBs are and order numbers are going up? Porsche placed orders based upon a projection and now perhaps as the PCCBs are getting good marks orders are going up reflecting this increased demand.