911PERVY

$700 per discs sound too cheap, where is that?

dryadsdad

We have two excellent indie P shops here. Both seem to give a break on PPI's. I suspect the reason is that you will fix at the place which did the PPI so it's a promotional idea.

Were I an indie, I'd advertise PPI's for just that reason.

I think the way to look at the OP's $375 cost for his PPI is to ask him if it will bring him $375 in POM (peace of mind) rather than how many hours does a PPI take.

Adam5oh

I just had a PPI done on an 08 CTT at the local dealer for $250. They go through Porsche's CPO checklist. Not sure if your shop's PPI is more detailed than that. BTW I had driven 2 955 turbos and liked them but for us the 08 ended up having more of the options we were looking for. That said, PDCC is amazing and I highly suggest driving one with it if you haven't already. Good luck!

TomF

https://www.suncoastparts.com/catego...X50brakes.html

911PERVY

Wow, that is a good deal!

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Dumb question: What is a PDCC?

dryadsdad

He probably means doppelkupplung or PDK. It's a double clutch transmission which shifts faster than any automotive transmission at least in production cars. Available on Porsches other than the Cayenne and Macan.

flyfisher

PDCC = Porsche dynamic chassis control. "PDCC is an active anti-roll system that anticipates and reduces lateral body movement when cornering. In addition, it minimises lateral sway of the vehicle on rippled road surfaces."

http://www.porsche.com/usa/models/ca...-control-pdcc/

mcbit

...it also allows increased front axle articulation when use in off-road made.

AGARubberDuck

You "can" get 3 full-sized car seats in the back, but don't do it. The kid in the center will kick the crap out of your rear seat center console controls. <<experience.