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Old Mar 23, 2011 | 07:54 AM
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PCCB Generations

So I think there are now three generations out there of the PCCB ceramic brakes - does anyone know the model years for each?

The reason I ask is because I have an '05 launch edition 997 and I'm trying to figure out if the PCCBs are Gen 1 or Gen 2. I heard there were a lot of improvements made with Gen 2. The Gen 1 brakes that came on 996 GT2's and others seemed to have a lot of issues especially under heavy track use. I've read the other threads concerning the issues, but want to understand what iterations of the brakes were introduced when...
 
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Others can correct me but I THINK all 997's were Gen II PCCB's, which is what you would have. I don't think were up to Gen3 yet.

How many miles on your brakes? have you changed the pads yet?
 
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I have 40k miles on my PCCBs and have never changed the pads. I think I read somewhere on this board that Porsche claims the life of the PCCBs is at least 185k miles (assuming no track use) - basically they're good for the life of the car.
 
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2005 997 Launch Edition. 44K miles. Per Porsche PPI, 75% remaining on original pads. Virtually no rotor wear. Negated unsprung weight advantage by installing 7mm/15mm spacers . I believe I have Gen 2 PCCBs.
 
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