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Old 01-17-2008, 01:42 PM
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Big Brakes... Mmmmmm

So I've been wheeling and dealing and finally fell into this setup thru two separate deales:









Rick over on Rennlist hit me offline with a PM about the two piece rotors and two sets of pagid pads for an increadible deal, and then I also had stumbled onto a new set of GT3 calipers/pads on ebay... So for $2600 I ended up with 3 sets of pads, the rotors and calipers!

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thats some stopping power there!
 
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NICE!!!! what a great deal.
Are the rotors 350mm? Replace just the disc later w/o the hub? Better than the Performance friction floating rotors?
Do you have a stud kit? Where can I get them?
 
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Old 01-17-2008, 02:14 PM
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Pics of the rotors were sent to me by rick... I'm considering going with wheel studs, since I prefer them over lug studs...These are custom rotor hats that were special made. I am not sure if these are 355mm or 350mm, but they should clear the stock setup since they work with the stock GT3 rotor on the stock Turbo upright.

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Yum!!! I love those Forgeline's! Anymore shots of the whole car? In the pad comparision pic are those the 6 pot pads compared to the stock 4 pot big red pads?
 
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Old 01-17-2008, 02:48 PM
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Pics of the rotors were taken by the previous owner, and I don't have any others...

Yea, those pads on the left are the 6 piston GT3s and the pad on the right is a standard Turbo Pad. Amazing difference!

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Old 01-17-2008, 03:13 PM
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Mike nice job. I went with the Brembo 6 piston monobloc design. looks the same but has cross pieces that stop some flex I guess.
of course for the front and back I paid double what you just did!!

It will be fun to see how the two cars compare at VIR!!
 
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Old 01-17-2008, 03:15 PM
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Tom, I hope to have the 350mm 997 caliper/rotor setup on the rear by the march event, but it depends on if the clutch lasts or not... Right now it's holding up OK.

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What is the purpose of the two pins that appear to touch the rotors on either side of the pads?
 
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These studs just hold the pad in position, sometimes the fit of aftermarket rotors/hats sit 2/3mm out and that looks very close to the pin, you can get around this by cutting down the stud by 1/2mm, look out for that mike.
 
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awsome you will love 6 piston set up
 
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i wanted 2 ask.
how come you made the switch from wheel bolts to studs?
 
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Very nice Mike! Check your PMs.
 
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Originally Posted by DeAd-EyE
i wanted 2 ask.
how come you made the switch from wheel bolts to studs?
easier to change wheels at the track
 
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I just need to know where to get the rotors.

Bolt on
No modification needed
Slotted
Work with 996 GT2 6 piston Calipers

Are my only requirements.
 


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