LF part #987.351.031.00. 350 mm diameter Min. Thick is 33.7 mm. Actual is 34.1 mm.

RF part #987.351.032.00. 350 mm diameter Min. Thick is 33.7 mm. Actual is 34.1 mm.


LR part #987.352.031.02. 350 mm diameter. Min. Thick is 27.7 mm. Actual is 28.2 mm.


RR part #987.352.032.02. 350 mm diameter Min. Thick is 27.7 mm. Actual is 28.1 mm.


Porsche Cayman/Boxster PCCB rotors and hats. Removed from Cayman S at 8,000 miles. In very good condition.

Bump.

Good morning. I have inquired on the market value of these with a few of the top Porsche Speed shops in the country about the value of these rotors. Of course, something is only worth what you can sell it for. The consensus was to ask between $2000 and $2500 EACH! The factory is asking almost $5000 EACH for these new. Although these are not new they are VERY close to new with only 8000 miles on them. So, since I want to sell these in a reasonable period of time I am asking much less at $1625 each. I have not advertised them anywhere else yet. Regards, Tony

I called Suncoast parts to try to find you the answer. Although the rotors are the same size, the guy there doesn’t think they will fit. He said unless we can find someone that has done it, then they probably won’t fit. He think the wheel carrier is different? It sounds like it would be dumb luck if they do. But, they might?? I’m sorry but that is the best answer I’ve found so far.
I’ll dig a little more and get back. Thanks! Tony

Apparently Porsche doesn’t sell the hats separate from the rotors. Therefore, even if the rotors themselves are the same as used on the 996, you would have to have the correct hats to make it work. So, I think the most likely candidate for these are the Boxster and Cayman only from 2006-2012. And, of course, you need the correct calipers which are the larger 6 piston front and 4 piston rear yellow calipers. These hats and rotors would be perfect for somebody that already has the PCCB option on there car and wants or needs an almost new set.

I have had a couple of private messages inquiring if I would sell just the front rotors. I do not want to break up the set.
I understand that some track junkies want to get a spare set of front PCCB rotors because I’m sure the fronts would wear faster than the rears. However, I think it is best to sell the set together. But I am willing to lower the price to $6000 for the whole set. If you want to sell the rears then yourself that is your business. I think it would be difficult to sell just a rear set?
Regards, Tony

Rotors are sold. Thanks for looking!