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Cayman S Brake Upgrades

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What brake upgrades are available for 1st Gen a first gen Cayman S from uk suppliers?

Was looking at the GT3 caliper based kits from the US - Is anyone in the uk running this setup?
 
Depends on how much and how afar you are looking to go.

Brake Fluid Upgrade to Castrol SRF
then Brake Pad upgrade to a Pagid brand will start things off nicely
but more cooling is also very important as well as keeping the drilled disc holes clean of brake dust


also what year is your Cayman, since early on IIRC the brakes were the same between S and Non-S but then the S got bigger brakes
 
Its a 2005. Im looking for a setup that will be fine on the track with slicks and @425hp from a turbo conversion.
 
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