$2250 for changing break pads lol
#1
09-26-2010, 02:15 AM
$2250 for changing break pads lol
That's the first time changing the ceramic break pads
Am very happy with the break proformance and the age they last for
But that's a big bill for break pads
And the strange part when they tell you that there's GT2 Ceramic breaks and GT2 special ceramic breaks which cost more ?!?
Is it true
Part numbers :
P997 35194701
P997 35194802
P997 35208602
P997 35294702
P997 35294901
P997 35295910
And the sensors
Am very happy with the break proformance and the age they last for
But that's a big bill for break pads
And the strange part when they tell you that there's GT2 Ceramic breaks and GT2 special ceramic breaks which cost more ?!?
Is it true
Part numbers :
P997 35194701
P997 35194802
P997 35208602
P997 35294702
P997 35294901
P997 35295910
And the sensors
Last edited by yalmutawa; 09-26-2010 at 04:01 AM.
#2
09-26-2010, 08:35 AM
Hahaha! Eat that sucker
Listen to me when i say that ur pads r way more expensive than mine
Do after market or order new one's from abroad. I thnk dan could help with the pads. Double check with him
Listen to me when i say that ur pads r way more expensive than mine
Do after market or order new one's from abroad. I thnk dan could help with the pads. Double check with him
#5
09-26-2010, 12:14 PM
dealers are getting out of control trying to make up for lost car sales in 'labor' revenue. Ran into a similar issue with a spark plug change recently, prices are all over the board from $800 to $1200.
Im officially done with dealers, I dont mind paying a little more and giving them my business but blatant fleecing the customer means Im taking my business elsewhere to a good independant.
I try and buy all the DIY stuff from suncoast.
Im officially done with dealers, I dont mind paying a little more and giving them my business but blatant fleecing the customer means Im taking my business elsewhere to a good independant.
I try and buy all the DIY stuff from suncoast.
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#8
09-26-2010, 04:27 PM
So when you'll need to replace rotors you'll be better sell the car lol....bloody stealeships...
They need to steal customers to pay their expensive racing teams and motorhomes....They raised the bar here to 130$/hour.
They need to steal customers to pay their expensive racing teams and motorhomes....They raised the bar here to 130$/hour.
#9
09-26-2010, 05:36 PM
So when you'll need to replace rotors you'll be better sell the car lol....bloody stealeships...
They need to steal customers to pay their expensive racing teams and motorhomes....They raised the bar here to 130$/hour.
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They need to steal customers to pay their expensive racing teams and motorhomes....They raised the bar here to 130$/hour.
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bloody porschey lol
#12
09-27-2010, 11:39 AM
How did they determine that you need brake pad change please? How many miles on your car and have you tracked the car at all?
My car is at 25k miles; I guess the questions are how do we know when I need to have the PCCB pads changed? And how many miles typically for a non-track car?
Thanks.
My car is at 25k miles; I guess the questions are how do we know when I need to have the PCCB pads changed? And how many miles typically for a non-track car?
Thanks.
#13
09-27-2010, 11:59 AM
there is no set mileage tracked or not...varies greatly depending on driving style...you will get a sensor warning when they need replacement if just a street car (for track usually replaced when less than 50% material remaining)...take off a wheel and take a look (inside and outside of the rotor
#15
09-27-2010, 03:53 PM
How did they determine that you need brake pad change please? How many miles on your car and have you tracked the car at all?
My car is at 25k miles; I guess the questions are how do we know when I need to have the PCCB pads changed? And how many miles typically for a non-track car?
Thanks.
My car is at 25k miles; I guess the questions are how do we know when I need to have the PCCB pads changed? And how many miles typically for a non-track car?
Thanks.