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replacing brake pads on a 997

peter thomas said:
what is a reasonable charge at an opc/indi for replacing front brake pads for a 997c2s
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My local opc's link to the cost page is here:

http://www.porschehost.com/servicepricing911997_GI.asp?opc=36

so for a c2s is 472gbp :eek:

Indies will be much cheaper as labour costs are more reasonable.

I'm going to do my own when required because it's easy peasy if you are a diy sort of person. Search on youtube for a demo. I found several showing really how simple it is. If you would rather not do it urself then indi is the cheapest option.

Pete
 
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I did the front pads and disc's on the GT3 just before x mas in 3 hrs with limited ability. It's not difficult
 
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