Anyone have a spare 38mm 996cup caliper puck??
 

My last ditch effort before I end up buying a set of pistons to get these. I just need one if anyone has one they don't need. Thanks.

I may have one... I'll look tomorrow evening

It is your luck day!. I had two spare pucks. One was a 38mm. PM me with details about how to get it to you.

No problem. Next time someone on the forum does a complete caliper rebuild, please save the pucks and the little bird cage springs designed to keep the pucks in place)! I may be the one that needs one in the future.

There must be a place to buy these parts... ( I need some too)

I was looking here but didn't see them:
https://www.zeckhausen.com/catalog/i...h=82_1169_1172

Does someone have part nr info or knows who actually makes the pucks?

If there is I would have found it, trust me. I have been looking for about a month in the half straight. I even looked into making some.

I'll try to help a brother out. Sent you a PM.

In case someone has some still, I need one bigger and one smaller to the 2004 front 6-pots. It is outer diameter measured on the biggest area 28,5mm on one and 34,5mm on the other.
Please let me know, it would be a nice present for xmas;)

I am looking into the effectiveness of a certain alloy. Seems to have a heat transfer value close to zircon.

I am going to do some real life testing and the cost to make pucks. I will keep everyone plugged in.

Thanks

Ed

My challenge is that we are very much a machining house. Casting and potting is completely out of our wheel house. We are also not familiar with anyone that can do it.

To have the confidence that we have made a product that will function properly from a cast material we would require a fair amount of testing as well to make sure that the ceramics we would have created would not break under racing conditions.

For us, it would be too many unknowns.

We need to do the research, but it is looking like we can get very close to the original insulation, but increase the strength and durability dramatically without making a product that is to costly to buy.

Thanks
Ed