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cvega said:new year, new thing to look upon. With my new power reserves, I certainly would like to improve braking on my 2003 996 c2.
What's the best option here?
Turbo calipers + gt3 master cylinder? or perhaps aftermarket brake calipers?
angry said:cvega said:new year, new thing to look upon. With my new power reserves, I certainly would like to improve braking on my 2003 996 c2.
What's the best option here?
Turbo calipers + gt3 master cylinder? or perhaps aftermarket brake calipers?
Been there done that with my 996 Turbo, I held off for ages because of the price, but the best thing I did ...Night and day difference was fit Pagid RS29 pads!!
Last forever too!
Honesty, try a set before you do anything else, they will sell second hand easily if you are not happy...which I doubt.
Obviously its good to have a regular fluid change, especially on 996s :thumb:
jond58 said:What are the pagid pads like for noise?? I notice they don't have the balance weights on like oe or the Brembo hp2000 pads.
jond58 said:What are the pagid pads like for noise?? I notice they don't have the balance weights on like oe or the Brembo hp2000 pads.