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911 brake upgrade
- Thread starter Dan 911ss
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Welcome and well done on your purchase.
Upgrade stages
1. Brake Fluid
2. Brake Pads
3. Brake Discs
worth also checking the condition of the brake lines
before you look to increase the size of the brakes...
Upgrade stages
1. Brake Fluid
2. Brake Pads
3. Brake Discs
worth also checking the condition of the brake lines
before you look to increase the size of the brakes...
Hi thanks for reply more than likely will go down this route. Is this likely to help with stiffness of brake pedal finding it quite hard not sure if this normal. The .discs are very slightly lipped pads are good, do you recommend genuine porsche brakes .
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simpliest option
OE quality, rather than actual OE
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/pt66_...5-1989/911-1984-89/Brake-Pads---Disc-Package/
OE quality, rather than actual OE
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/pt66_...5-1989/911-1984-89/Brake-Pads---Disc-Package/
As above ^^^^.
It has 930 brakes, so good pads and fluid are all you need provided everything is in good working order.
There are 500+hp 930 race cars running these brakes so don't let anyone tell you that you need "more" or bigger brakes. They can feel a little wooden, but a slightly more aggressive pad is likely all that you need.
It has 930 brakes, so good pads and fluid are all you need provided everything is in good working order.
There are 500+hp 930 race cars running these brakes so don't let anyone tell you that you need "more" or bigger brakes. They can feel a little wooden, but a slightly more aggressive pad is likely all that you need.
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