2200 miles on a 997 GT2, no track time, and porsche dealer/service said they won't warranty the PCCB rotors. They have rough patches on a rear rotors. They said they're 'done' and not an item that can be warrantied. Problem is the car has no track time.....just street driving...Hmmm. No stress cracks and pads a ton left on them. I have never worn out rotors in my life...Something stinks and I can't believe Porsche is hanging me out to dry...very disturbing..

what other options are there for PCCB replacements?

 

Another reason why PCCB's in their current state of development are just not worth having.

I have the calipers and they are fitted with 997TT 350mm iron rotors, but I have a 996TT. I'm not sure of the differences between my car and your 997TT. Someone else will have to give you the definitive answer.

 

try another dealer...there is something not right here...unless you changed wheels and someone cracked/chipped the rotor by not using the alignment pins to put on the wheels they should be warrantied...I have gen II pccb with 12k miles, lots of track time and several sets of pads and no problems

 

Chuck is right. Try another dealer. If all else fails let us know. We did this one with the 2 piece steel Type III rotors:
http://sharkwerks.com/porsche/997-tu...-upgrades.html

 

What area are you in? Maybe then a few of us can try steer you right...

 

Keep us updated, please. This IS disturbing. I am contemplating ordering these breaks.

 

It amazes me how poor Porsche's customer service is. Especially to someone owning a 997 GT2! I mean, obviously you have no problem spending some money with them if you own that car. Maybe it's just me and my old fashioned thinking, but make you happy with this and you're more likely to jump into the 998 GT2 when/if it ever happens. Also, who do they think is going to buy the CGT replacement when it comes out? Hint, it's not the same people buying Boxsters...Good luck on this and keep us updated.

 

Thank god you don't live in Kuwait, the idiots here are refusing any customer from ordering cars with PCCB's because they claim the heat, i do live in 130+ degree weather during summer, and they won't last with the sort of sandstorms we have here.

I do agree that they are pretty darn expensive to replace, i heard the brembo's are pretty amazing.

 

what dealership is that , they deserve to be called out. i would go with brembo gt's from what i hear on the boards

 

Kuwait's

 

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Interesting about warranty and exhaust.

 

considering how much he use to not like Porsches, I think he's done quite a 180 on them. He seem's to be having a blast in P-cars now!

 

If you have not tracked it...there is no physical damage, from wheel changes?
I can't see how they are gone, no chance?!
Did you buy the car new?

 

As mentioned try another dealer and or have the dealer schedule you an appointment with the factory service rep. to discuss.