yetis

So I have searched the forum and I know I need a 12pt Torx (double triangle). for the rear. I will fully admit, I have no idea what this means. I changed the brakes on my 996 and my old ML500 and they all just required a torx bit. While I know the fronts require a t50, the back one is perplexing me.

Also, on the schematics (below), they mention the torx screw n910 282 01 but also a screw plug N 910 380 01. What is the screw plug?

Oh, and has anyone ever used DBA brakes on a Cayenne? Being as they come from the mother country, I though I would give the 4000 series a crack. You can get slotted or drilled/slotted. Think I will try the slotted. The product might be too new for anyone to have had them installed.

Thanks

CJ

Slow Guy

Do you mean "triple square" sockets/bits?

http://www.mytoolstore.com/sk/sk03093.html

jaholmes

AKA...cheese head. You can get these at some of the better auto part stores. I got mine from carquest auto and it is made by Lisle. Not too expensive.

I'm glad to know I can use this tool for other things. I bought a set to do my flywheel.

yetis

I might, I got the description from another post on the Rennlist....

Thank you

Slow Guy

I am just curious, how did they come up with the name "cheese head" for this socket? When I think cheese head I think Green Bay Packer fan and they don't look anything like this socket, I just wonder where that came from.

I've also heard "12 point socket" used.