Category: Brakes
Price: $6000
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: Porsche 911 997 Turbo
Location (State): AL
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped

Displayed on the hood?? isn't that a crime? I recently got a 997.2 tt s and the pccb are on it...I love I don't have to clean my wheels after every drive!

 

For the guys that asked, the front rotors will not fit any GT2 or GT3 cars as the offsets are wrong. You also need the gen2 six piston calipers that are designed for the 380 rotors. The first generation calipers will not work with these.

GLWS

 

The PCCB rotors will not stand up to heavy track use that is why many guys go with steel. Economics.... For street these are great..

 

Thanks Pwdrhound for commenting. The GT2/3 cars have different wheel hangers (uprights) so the fitment is not straightforward. A Gold Meister technician told me they would require a custom fit for the different uprights & offset.

 

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Price reduction!
$5500

As for the comment above "won't stand up to track use"

The P50 green pads can be utilized like the GT3 Cup car which is the stock pad by Porsche motorsports. If the brakes are looked after, they are phenomenal & many guys use them on the track without problems. Regular brake fluid changes & pad inspections is what's required. They're not cheap for a reason. F1 runs ceramic brakes!

 

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Pagid now makes excellent pads for ceramic rotors which can be used on street or track. Porsche doesn't recommend P50's for street use.
The Pagid pads are RSC1

 

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You will not find better deal on 6speed on set of 4 PCCB rotors.
Priced to go

 

Bruce,

If I use the car exclusively on the streets, will I benefit from the RSC1 without sacrificing rotor life?

 

Hi Johnny

As these RSC1's are race pads they provide better stopping power & have a broader heat range. That being said though, if you're exclusively on the streets, I think they're aggressive & rather than smooth braking, will "bite" harder. I'm not sure if that makes them harder on the rotors, but it likely would. Pagid website might have more info. They can be used on the streets though, as per Pagid info, unlike the Porsche motorsport P50 pad which is unsuitable for street

 

Price reduction to $5000

These rotors are like new guys & have just been sitting around my garage in the boxes & collecting dust!

I also have brand new in the box Pagid RSC1 PCCB pads, which are awesome for street & track use.

 

Hi, still available? Thanks

 

If someone wants the fronts I will take the rears....