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Old 09-12-2007, 12:52 PM
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Ceramics are notorious for being squeeky
 
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Originally Posted by adybuncio
Ceramics are notorious for being squeeky
At least with the current 997 version of PCCB, not many people report squeeky brakes. Are you referring to earlier versions?
 
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Originally Posted by adybuncio
Ceramics are notorious for being squeeky
That’s news to me. Under what types of braking scenarios do your PCCB’s squeak? I only ask because mine have never made a sound in over 11,000 miles of use.
 
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No squeaks. 13,000 miles. Only bad when wet after a carwash. Not bad when wet when driving. No problems ever. Drove a turbo without ceramics. I don't know if it was the feel or true stopping distance. It definetly didn't feel right. Wouldn't go back to steel.
 
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Never a peep, rain or shine. Same brakes on a GT2.
 
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Old 09-12-2007, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by z2die4
No squeaks. 13,000 miles. Only bad when wet after a carwash. Not bad when wet when driving. No problems ever. Drove a turbo without ceramics. I don't know if it was the feel or true stopping distance. It definetly didn't feel right. Wouldn't go back to steel.
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Also drove my friends turbo not the same, but alot faster!!!
 
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Old 09-12-2007, 10:49 PM
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I have PCCBs and love them. Just had the car on the track (Streets of Willow) and thought they performed incredibly. They are great on the street, no noise, no dust, lighter than steel and look awesome. They aren't cheap and I wouldn't add them after the fact. On a new car or if you can find them on a pre-owned, they are a great option.
 
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