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New boxed 350mm Sebro front discs, 997 Turbo, 996 GT3

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I did the 350mm conversion on my 997 c2s (and wow what a difference with ds2500 pads) but for the life of me couldn't get the front set of discs and a good price as everyone was selling a pair as an actual exact pair!!! WTF and even contacting companies they wouldn't sell the, as a sided pair :? :frustrated:

so having found this out after I bought two lefts I gave up bought two rights as needed to just get it done. So this means I have a new unused in box genuine left and right set of Sebro brakes

if you want to do the brake upgrade I can point you to the bolts and 12mm spacers on ebay

looking for £200 collected or + £25 shipping as they are HEAVY!!!!

details:
new unfitted and boxed
Sebro brand
FRONT
sided pair (true left and right)
997 351 405 01 / 997 351 406 01
350x34mm
fitss 997 Turbo and 996 GT3

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my other set on my c2s

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HSC911 said:
Where are you based :dont know:
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Oh yes that would help wouldn't it :lol:

I'm in Worthing (Near Brighton) on the south coast
 
Would this be the same caliper size as a 996 c2?
All I would need would be the spacers?
 
NedHan79 said:
Would this be the same caliper size as a 996 c2?
All I would need would be the spacers?
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No, the disks are wider. Also the pads would not be deep enough. 996 turbo calipers can be used on the rear with a 10mm spacer. See my build thread for how I fitted these to 996 C2 hubs.

MC
 
Thanks mc. Are these the same discs as you used?
Haven't really looked much into bigger brakes as mine are fresh all round. Done before I bought the car so it's way down the list. I can never resist a deal though. 8)
 
Mine were 997 GT3 front and rear, both 350mm. I strongly suspect they are the same part number as both fronta are 350x34mm. 996 turbo front calipers will fit the disks, as the 996 turbo fronts are 330x34mm, but the bolt spacing is different to the C2 calipers so you can't bolt them on tp ypur uprights.

MC
 
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