Terry L

Winter is coming and thoughts turn to ways to spend money on the GT3 before next DE season. Where do I check out (1) the new rear brake ducts and (2) up-rated front rotors with hats (maybe Alcon?)

mooty

dont bother with either. get a good LSD and more wheels.

malmasri

suncoast porsche are very helpful and has the knoweldge.

Terry L

Last year I got the Guard LSD and a set of Fikses to go with my 3 other sets of wheels. Brake ducts and rotors are more in keeping with our scaled down economy.

Jon70

I have the brakes ducts in my garage, although haven't yet installed them. I think the guard LSD is next for me.

mooty

nice.

for duct, suncoast porsche is cheapest.
i never used alcon, i know they are great, but not sure where to source them.

malmasri

Hey what is the Guard LSD for/do???

TRAKCAR

I like the rear ducts, I think the rear biased brake system overheats the rear calipers, so all cooling helps.

997gt3north

It is to replace the crappy stock one after 10 trackdays kill it

It is nice to see that Porsche listened to a bunch of input for the new RS (better aero, wider front track, 450hp, shorter gearing via 3.8 R&P) but they now need to address the last 2 issues (a much better LSD in combination with a race orientated ABS system. If the next RS gets the 4.0liter and these two inprovements, I literally can't imagine a better car.

Terry L

Actually, I think I read that the RS has an improved LSD, so you will get your wish.