Custom Brake Conversion for 957 CTT
If you want to know what stock brakes were/are fitted to a particular Cayenne use the PR codes from the build sticker from under the rear floor or the service booklet.
My 2009 turboS has stock brakes, front brakes PR code 1LH are 380mm, rear brakes PR code 1KP are 358mm with newer style caliper which requires removal to access pads.
Locate the brake PR codes from your build sticker, you can look up the PR codes available in the 9PA1 parts catalog from Porsche.com
My 2009 turboS has stock brakes, front brakes PR code 1LH are 380mm, rear brakes PR code 1KP are 358mm with newer style caliper which requires removal to access pads.
Locate the brake PR codes from your build sticker, you can look up the PR codes available in the 9PA1 parts catalog from Porsche.com
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If you want to know what stock brakes were/are fitted to a particular Cayenne use the PR codes from the build sticker from under the rear floor or the service booklet.
My 2009 turboS has stock brakes, front brakes PR code 1LH are 380mm, rear brakes PR code 1KP are 358mm with newer style caliper which requires removal to access pads.
Locate the brake PR codes from your build sticker, you can look up the PR codes available in the 9PA1 parts catalog from Porsche.com
My 2009 turboS has stock brakes, front brakes PR code 1LH are 380mm, rear brakes PR code 1KP are 358mm with newer style caliper which requires removal to access pads.
Locate the brake PR codes from your build sticker, you can look up the PR codes available in the 9PA1 parts catalog from Porsche.com
Good info. Seems there were a lot of variations based on model and options. My 2005 CTT has the iE81 option and came with 380mm front and 355mm rear.
Are your front rotors two piece?
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