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Hi everyone - I recently picked up a 2011 Panamera Turbo - excited to get into a Porsche after spending some time driving it. Previous daily was an Audi A6 that after a few years led me towards the Porsche. I had looked at the A8 4.0 and an S7, but after getting into a Panamera Turbo nothing else could compare for a daily! Car is in great condition, pending a few minor cosmetic issues that I have mostly worked out. I recently replaced my tires and realize the pads/rotors may need to be replaced as well... I will likely go for the hawk or textar pads and zimmerman rotors (if new rotors are necessary - TBD) but I am having difficulty making sure I actually am looking at the correct part numbers for a non-PCCB turbo 2011... any input as to what seller to work with, what part numbers are correct + how/where to get best price is greatly appreciated!
As for the part numbers, I cannot seem to confirm whats correct for my car... I am going to check rotor thickness today during lunch and *fingers crossed* will not need to do the rotors, and meanwhile am trying to order the pads ASAP - can anyone provide correct part numbers for either the hawk or textar and/or some sort of measurements I can provide to vendor to confirm fit? In looking online, it seems there are several different part numbers for the pads alone, even across a single manufacturer - vendor site to vendor site, some may indicate that the part is turbo-specific or model specific, others do not - corresponding pictures don't seem to add up either but I cannot tell if its just crappy web design or if I am looking @ the wrong parts... IDing rotors seems to be even more difficult. Also... any hint on where I might find a good price trying to keep costs on the daily low so I can fill the last spot in my garage with something new!
Pic of Porsche + weekend car below - and to the far left the now retired A6 - Looking forward to being a contributing member! -RSBIII