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And now for my next project :smokin:
Front GT3 CUP calipers, 28/32/38mm pistons
360mm E9x front discs
And for the rear
Rear brembo GT3 calipers 28/30mm pistons
350mm E9x rear discs
Refurb (with brembo decals), Rs-29's and a full rebuild kit, time to re-mortgage the house :whistle:
Original parts to be kept in a box for the future when the CSL's are worth £60k+ for nice original examples.....
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They only have surface battle scars to be honest and split dust seals, they look worse than they actually are. I refurbished my current 4 pot brembos and it's not too much hassle doing it yourself.Originally posted by Equinox View PostIll be very interested in seeing those 6 pots when they have had a re-furb, they look a bit battered now. Whats the project ?


The project is to get the f*ckers fitted and working on my CSL :thumbs:
If the Yanks can do it.....although they machine down lug fitment Cayenne 6 pots due to the GT3 6 pots rarity.
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They look like brand new calipers, look amazing youve done a top job there. So if a Cayenne 6 pot is machined down I guess they dont need a bracket to fit with a CSL disc ? Any further info that you know. I know 2 People that have retro fitted Lamborghini Gallardo Yellow calipers to a CSL with Performance friction rotors which look stunning although i guess with that conversion you have to forget cost and just go with the fact it looks amazing.
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Cheers. The machined Cayenne calipers still need a bracket to be made up when they are converted from a 'lug' mount to radial. Even though they are originally lug mounted like our standard CSL calipers they are miles off and impossible to fit in that way, it's got to have the 'lugs' or 'ears' machined off and brackets used to fit them, it's just that the GT3 ones are already radial mount and don't need the expensive and potentially risky machining work to convert them.
Here's the main thread on there concerning this particular set up (from page 7).
The guy p0lar is the man when it comes to machining (he supplied his rear brackets for a big boxster caliper group buy on cutters). He has worked out a massive amount of different set ups to take into account keeping the brake bias correct with these 'DIY' redneck conversions :-D
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:hahaha: Let me hear Ya say... Hell Yeah an'a Yeeeee Haa :-DOriginally posted by sjb View Post
The guy p0lar is the man when it comes to machining (he supplied his rear brackets for a big boxster caliper group buy on cutters). He has worked out a massive amount of different set ups to take into account keeping the brake bias correct with these 'DIY' redneck conversions :-D
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How about £460 per pair ? :beer:
Of course it does help that the dopey eBay seller spelt 'Porsche' 'Porche' so he limited his audience a little there :clown:
The only other gt3 calipers about are on eBay.de for €900 and they also need refurbing. There's a joker from Hungary trying to get £1100 for a set of front and rear gt3's.
Eurocarparts are doing German E9x M3 discs for £532 for 4. RS-29's are £340. A friend of a friend will media blast and powdercoat them for peanuts and an old machinist guy friend will do the brackets for £20 (everything he does for me is £20!!!)
Something a little different from the usual AP kits if you like a bit of tinkering in the man cave. Which I do !
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I meant brand new.Originally posted by sjb View PostHow about £460 per pair ? :beer:
Of course it does help that the dopey eBay seller spelt 'Porsche' 'Porche' so he limited his audience a little there :clown:
The only other gt3 calipers about are on eBay.de for €900 and they also need refurbing. There's a joker from Hungary trying to get £1100 for a set of front and rear gt3's.
Eurocarparts are doing German E9x M3 discs for £532 for 4. RS-29's are £340. A friend of a friend will media blast and powdercoat them for peanuts and an old machinist guy friend will do the brackets for £20 (everything he does for me is £20!!!)
Something a little different from the usual AP kits if you like a bit of tinkering in the man cave. Which I do !
But if you refurb them for less than £140 you are quids in.
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£300:drool: Care to share where that price comes from??? I will buy a few pairs if that's the real price to the average man on the street. If they are available new for £300ea I will buy a pair or two and get these back on ebay for an easy profit :wink:Originally posted by lawsy View PostI meant brand new.
But if you refurb them for less than £140 you are quids in.
To purchase one new 996.2 GT3 caliper with the ceramic pistons from Mid Sussex Porsche is £867.02 inc vat. The Porsche part number is 996.351.431.30. The Brembo part number is 20.7907.03/04.
Let me say I will be VERY surprised if I can buy them new for £300 per caliper but if I can......:drool:
Let me know :wink:
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That's exactly how much I paid, iirc I bought them through parr,Originally posted by sjb View Post£300:drool: Care to share where that price comes from??? I will buy a few pairs if that's the real price to the average man on the street. If they are available new for £300ea I will buy a pair or two and get these back on ebay for an easy profit :wink:
To purchase one new 996.2 GT3 caliper with the ceramic pistons from Mid Sussex Porsche is £867.02 inc vat. The Porsche part number is 996.351.431.30. The Brembo part number is 20.7907.03/04.
Let me say I will be VERY surprised if I can buy them new for £300 per caliper but if I can......:drool:
Let me know :wink:
It was about £640 inc delivery for the pair.
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You jammy git :hahaha:Originally posted by lawsy View PostThat's exactly how much I paid, iirc I bought them through parr,
It was about £640 inc delivery for the pair.
I've just spoke to them, they are only up the road in Crawley. They can get them for £725ea +vat (£870inc - same as Porsche main dealer). They said they have NEVER been sold that cheap ^ (not even as a bare body with no pistons or seals) so however you got them at that price then well done :beer::hahaha: You must have got one helluva trade discount, I got all excited for a while
Mine seem like a bargain again unless anyone knows different
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I'll get a price for youOriginally posted by sjb View PostYou jammy git :hahaha:
I've just spoke to them, they are only up the road in Crawley. They can get them for £725ea +vat (£870inc - same as Porsche main dealer). They said they have NEVER been sold that cheap ^ (not even as a bare body with no pistons or seals) so however you got them at that price then well done :beer::hahaha: You must have got one helluva trade discount, I got all excited for a while
Mine seem like a bargain again unless anyone knows different
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why the move from 4pots to 6 pots ?
Originally posted by sjb View PostThey only have surface battle scars to be honest and split dust seals, they look worse than they actually are. I refurbished my current 4 pot brembos and it's not too much hassle doing it yourself.


The project is to get the f*ckers fitted and working on my CSL :thumbs:
If the Yanks can do it.....although they machine down lug fitment Cayenne 6 pots due to the GT3 6 pots rarity.
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