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Old Jun 28, 2012 | 06:58 AM
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Do the ceramic brakes wear the same as the standard turbo brakes. How do the maintenance costs compare to the turbo brakes. The 8k option is expensive, and I wanted to make sure that the future maintenance costs aren't prohibitive.
 
Old Jun 28, 2012 | 07:26 AM
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Hmmm let me see.

If they need replaced out of warranty or if you chip the ceramics they are $5,500 PER.

With that said if you take care of them, watch for small pebbles, take caution when hanging wheels, etc, they are wonderful!

I wa told they should last the life of the car. No clue how I will ever know, I don't keep my cars that long.

By someone else, I was told they last double that of regular turbo breaks, but cost twice as much, so it's a wash in cost, but feel is better, and no break dust and lighter..

Those are the reasons I purchased.

Will do it again on next vehicle.

Plus they are huge and look awesome through my turbo wheels!
 

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Old Jul 2, 2012 | 08:29 AM
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You can never achieve the same result with any other options or modifications.
 
Old Jul 2, 2012 | 09:14 AM
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Hey Jace - have you had any problems with intermittent squealing from the PCCBs? Struggling with this for a few weeks now, 20,000km on the truck. (Not meaning to hijack this thread)

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Hmmm let me see.

If they need replaced out of warranty or if you chip the ceramics they are $5,500 PER.

With that said if you take care of them, watch for small pebbles, take caution when hanging wheels, etc, they are wonderful!

I wa told they should last the life of the car. No clue how I will ever know, I don't keep my cars that long.

By someone else, I was told they last double that of regular turbo breaks, but cost twice as much, so it's a wash in cost, but feel is better, and no break dust and lighter..

Those are the reasons I purchased.

Will do it again on next vehicle.

Plus they are huge and look awesome through my turbo wheels!
 
Old Jul 2, 2012 | 12:39 PM
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Hey Jace - have you had any problems with intermittent squealing from the PCCBs? Struggling with this for a few weeks now, 20,000km on the truck. (Not meaning to hijack this thread)

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Hi Big Easy
I have never noticed any squealing with the Cayenne in the 8700 miles i have driven it(in many different ways and conditions,except for snow)
With my 997 tts,squealing was a daily occurrence....
I do love the pedal feel and and stopping power of the PCCBs:very smooth and extremely effective at the same time
They are an amazing complement to the power of the CT,even more so with an ecu upgrade
 
Old Jul 3, 2012 | 02:05 AM
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Great........with ours, the 997 is behaving but the Cayenne not so.........it is driving me slightly crazy!

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Hi Big Easy
I have never noticed any squealing with the Cayenne in the 8700 miles i have driven it(in many different ways and conditions,except for snow)
With my 997 tts,squealing was a daily occurrence....
I do love the pedal feel and and stopping power of the PCCBs:very smooth and extremely effective at the same time
They are an amazing complement to the power of the CT,even more so with an ecu upgrade
 
Old Jul 3, 2012 | 06:46 PM
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In short, occasionally.

Sometimes worse than others and sometimes not at all.
I don't really care when I hear them talking, makes me remember I have ceramics.
Take it to 90mph and apply breaks and gas for a mile.
The heat will help this.
Or do a 90 to 0 fast stop.
 
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