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trip said:
If thats true its news to me. I aree it should be possible but I've never seen a porsche without the standard caliper colors from the factory.
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MMD said:Seems like a plot by Porsche to make owners paranoid about who's brakes are better; the brighter the color the better the brake. Gold brakes anyone?
Sep 22, 2008 3:11:47 AM
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jdbLA said:
If squealing brakes drive you nuts, don't get ceramics. They emit a high-pitched screech almost half the time on light braking. Braking hard isn't a problem, and a few serious stomps on the pedal seems to make the squeal go away for a while.
I also had the experience of a delay in braking after driving in the rain.
Still, I don't regret buying them. The initial feel on hitting the pedal is definitely more confidence-inspiring than red brakes. It's nice not to have brake dust, the wheels on my 996 were filthy after an hour's drive.
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STRADALE said:
Seriously wouldnt ever consider owning another Porsche without PCCB's,
If it's a "cheap" Porsche like a Boxster/Cayman or even a standard 911/S I would go for the standard steel brakes, since they are not bad at all. If you go for a higher model like GT3/turbo only PCCB. I would never buy a Ferrari without them for example, but since they are now standard there you don't even have a choice.