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Near New GT4 PCCB Take Offs - Factory PCCB or Iron Caliper Fitment

Old 06-09-2018, 04:50 PM
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Default Near New GT4 PCCB Take Offs - Factory PCCB or Iron Caliper Fitment

Pictured below are a set of PCCBs we took off a GT4. Less than 2k street miles and have never seen the track, so in near new condition.

If you would like to run these rotors as a conversion from iron to ceramic, we have hardware kits available for you to accomplish this utilizing the factory "red" calipers.

New: $22,950 (Suncoastparts.com)
Near New: $9,000
Iron to Ceramic Hardware Kit: $198










Old 06-29-2018, 11:46 AM
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These PCCB rotors are still available : )
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Just curious are the rotors themselves the same as what goes on the GT3? I assume the hats are just different. Not sure if the rotor rings can be separated from the hats.
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Originally Posted by richardbf
Just curious are the rotors themselves the same as what goes on the GT3? I assume the hats are just different. Not sure if the rotor rings can be separated from the hats.
We've never had any reason to try it before so I can't give you a conclusive yes, but logically the potential is there as the discs are the same. Why do you ask? Thinking about an experiment? haha
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Just a curious mind at work is all
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Originally Posted by richardbf
Just a curious mind at work is all
Well now you've got me curious, so over the weekend I'll take a look and find out. Curious minds are infectious richard....you have to be more careful haha.
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Originally Posted by AutoquestMotorsports
Well now you've got me curious, so over the weekend I'll take a look and find out. Curious minds are infectious richard....you have to be more careful haha.
Check the rotor to hat bolts carefully when you pull them out. Gen 1 used a combination of titanium and steel hardware strategically placed to dynamically balance the assembly. I believe they went away from that from Gen 2 onward in favor of machining the rotor, but take a look to verify. Gen 1 also used single use lock nuts that are supposed to be discarded rather than re-installed.


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