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    WTB: Some 996 Front calipers, maybe rear(BOUGHT)

    Had a shop destroy my front wheel hubs, which were replaced, but my rotors are scraping the calipers(they're warped). This is a perfect excuse to upgrade to some quality Brembo parts. This will be for a DD so I'm looking for a decent set. They don't have to be rebuilt or machined. Machining would be appreciated but I have an old drill I can use.

    BOUGHT SOME NICE ONES
    Last edited by Arith2; 06-19-2020, 07:34 PM.
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    1. It's only 996 brembos not 986/987 (even tho the 996 calipers may be on a 986/987 car). I say this because many have screwed themselves by buying 986 calipers.
    2. You can't use porsche brake lines
    3. You can't machine the fronts' mounts with a drill & you can't eyeball it. You need to be a proficient machinist.

    I have a nice set with only 48k off a 2006 boxster s I could let go of for a fair price if you're interested. Shipping cross country is pretty expensive, but you can "hack" the USPS flat rate system and ship cross country using a large and a medium flat rate box for about $35 which is cheap.
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      #3
      Originally posted by Tbonem3 View Post
      1. It's only 996 brembos not 986/987 (even tho the 996 calipers may be on a 986/987 car). I say this because many have screwed themselves by buying 986 calipers.
      2. You can't use porsche brake lines
      3. You can't machine the fronts' mounts with a drill & you can't eyeball it. You need to be a proficient machinist.

      I have a nice set with only 48k off a 2006 boxster s I could let go of for a fair price if you're interested. Shipping cross country is pretty expensive, but you can "hack" the USPS flat rate system and ship cross country using a large and a medium flat rate box for about $35 which is cheap.
      I appreciate the info. I'll update post. I guess I misread the lines have to be used so I'm going to go back and check to see if some regular lines are enough. I just ordered ECS's last Stoptech SS lines for all four corners. You saved me a headache.

      What is the difference that makes them not useable versus the 996 calipers? I always thought it was just a different bracket. The drill I have is a professional tool that was pulled out of an old factory. It has clamps and a table. It's not a handheld one.
      Last edited by Arith2; 06-11-2020, 07:31 AM.
      This is my Unbuild Journal and why we need an oil thread
      https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/m...nbuild-journal

      "Do it right once or do it twice"

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        #4
        I have an extra set of rears in black that I would sell.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Steve View Post
          I have an extra set of rears in black that I would sell.
          If I end up finding black ones for the front, I'll let you know. Red is the preferred color though.
          This is my Unbuild Journal and why we need an oil thread
          https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/m...nbuild-journal

          "Do it right once or do it twice"

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