Retrofiting Panamera Turbo Rear Calipers and Brake Discs to Panamera 4S?
yes, it is straight forward and plug&play as long as you have all the parts... same process as installing any other big brake kit on any car.
Curious... are you looking to install the PCCB option or the red calipers?
Curious... are you looking to install the PCCB option or the red calipers?
Last edited by kasimmmmm; Feb 18, 2013 at 05:49 PM.
Thanks guys, really color is my last concerns... except the wheels
After doing 60,000 km I have changed the front arms and/or the front bushings 3 times, front brake pads 4 times, front disc 2 times already, yet, the rear brake pads I am merely using the 3rd pads and have yet to change the disc.
Does it seem like the rear ones are doing their job? I have serious doubt to that, especially i recently had to make a very very sudden stop and ended up the front discs were "burnt" whilst the rear discs were perfectly okay after that...
What I'm saying here is to explain why I am changing the rear calipers and discs to the turbo ones because the turbo rear discs have an extra 20 mm advantage (from 330 mm in diameter to 350 mm), hopefully the rear can have a stronger stopping power to reduce the stress and dependence on the front discs, pads and the link bushings.
After doing 60,000 km I have changed the front arms and/or the front bushings 3 times, front brake pads 4 times, front disc 2 times already, yet, the rear brake pads I am merely using the 3rd pads and have yet to change the disc.
Does it seem like the rear ones are doing their job? I have serious doubt to that, especially i recently had to make a very very sudden stop and ended up the front discs were "burnt" whilst the rear discs were perfectly okay after that...
What I'm saying here is to explain why I am changing the rear calipers and discs to the turbo ones because the turbo rear discs have an extra 20 mm advantage (from 330 mm in diameter to 350 mm), hopefully the rear can have a stronger stopping power to reduce the stress and dependence on the front discs, pads and the link bushings.
Thanks guys, really color is my last concerns... except the wheels
After doing 60,000 km I have changed the front arms and/or the front bushings 3 times, front brake pads 4 times, front disc 2 times already, yet, the rear brake pads I am merely using the 3rd pads and have yet to change the disc.
Does it seem like the rear ones are doing their job? I have serious doubt to that, especially i recently had to make a very very sudden stop and ended up the front discs were "burnt" whilst the rear discs were perfectly okay after that...
What I'm saying here is to explain why I am changing the rear calipers and discs to the turbo ones because the turbo rear discs have an extra 20 mm advantage (from 330 mm in diameter to 350 mm), hopefully the rear can have a stronger stopping power to reduce the stress and dependence on the front discs, pads and the link bushings.
After doing 60,000 km I have changed the front arms and/or the front bushings 3 times, front brake pads 4 times, front disc 2 times already, yet, the rear brake pads I am merely using the 3rd pads and have yet to change the disc.
Does it seem like the rear ones are doing their job? I have serious doubt to that, especially i recently had to make a very very sudden stop and ended up the front discs were "burnt" whilst the rear discs were perfectly okay after that...
What I'm saying here is to explain why I am changing the rear calipers and discs to the turbo ones because the turbo rear discs have an extra 20 mm advantage (from 330 mm in diameter to 350 mm), hopefully the rear can have a stronger stopping power to reduce the stress and dependence on the front discs, pads and the link bushings.
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