Porsche caliper part numbers

**Chad** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 12:09

Hi people, anybody know the part numbers for the front porsche caliper upgrade on the 850/s/c/v/70 series. i had it written down and cant find it anywhere.

cant remember wether the calipers were from a 993 or 996

thanks

chad

**Enigma666** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 12:32

Calipers from a 993 (called big reds mate although colours vary).
Setup overall is way steep!! lol
Al115 has got a full setup on offer though, so maybe he can help you out with part numbers etc?
You will also need the brackets from CJ in the US to make them fit (or make some brackets yourself of course)
I was under the impression that you would need 18" Original Pegs, although Dooby was at the Awesome meet running 17" Pegs with 3mm spacers

**dooby** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 12:45

Hiya,

I used Porsche 993 Twin Turbo front calipers.

I got mine from eBay seller msroadrace in the USA but they don't have any at the moment.

I checked the part number of the ones I wanted and was given these (which are apparently equivalent):

928.351.423.03
928.351.424.03

Which are the same as:

993.351.425.10
993.351.426.10

This is for 'Big Reds' but painted black.

HTH, Pete

**Chad** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 12:49

cheers guys

**Enigma666** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 12:50

Don't do it Chad! (only because then I will want to do it too and totally can't afford it right now

)

**Chad** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 13:04

lmao..........

im also thinking about the wp pro kit

**Enigma666** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 13:19

Oh go Porsche over that mate....I can't remember what wheels you had on your car as you pulled out of awesome before I really got there

The Porsche kit is apparently superior to any other kit out there....it might cost you a bit of dosh....but heck it is apparently worth it...suppose it depends what you want to do with the car too....if it is for road only then no point, any form of track use and definitely do it

**Al115** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 13:48

I am putting my Porsches on my T4 but the brackets for fitting to the T5 will be up for grabs.

**Chad** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 13:49

Originally Posted by Al115

I am putting my Porsches on my T4 but the brackets for fitting to the T5 will be up for grabs.

how much you want for the brackets and postage to Birmingham

**Chad** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 13:51

Originally Posted by Enigma666

Oh go Porsche over that mate....I can't remember what wheels you had on your car as you pulled out of awesome before I really got there

The Porsche kit is apparently superior to any other kit out there....it might cost you a bit of dosh....but heck it is apparently worth it...suppose it depends what you want to do with the car too....if it is for road only then no point, any form of track use and definitely do it

looks like i'll have to do bit more research.

i had tethys on it, but just for temp, while my comets are being refurbed. ive also got a set of genuine pegs. so wheels aint a problem

**Enigma666** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 13:57

With the brackets Al has (I swear he can hear me talking about him) you can mount any Porsche bracket I should think like a smaller Boxster one or similar.
The 993 calipers seem to have gone right up in price lately too, a recon ready to fit pair seem to be around the £450 mark, then S60R front discs, Porsche pads....don't expect to get it less than around £800

**Chad** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 14:03

well..........i know where there is a pair of 993tt fronts for £300 + vat

and as for the discs and pads, i already have discs and pads from a s60r. a customer of mine orderes them and then changed his mind cause he couldnt get down for the repairs. he paid for them, and has'ntt collected them, been nearly 3 years. ive called him, but no joy. original volvo aswell.

so really, i would be only buying the calipers, brackets and hoses.

**Enigma666** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 14:11

Oh well in that case mate you are quids in (mutter random expletive here as some people have all the luck lol) If you don't want to change your wheels though I am sure some other calipers will go underneath (Porsche ones) like slightly smaller ones

Not sure the pads will do you any good btw as you need Porsche ones to fit the calipers

**Chad** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 14:18

no worries, euro car parts and gsf are only 2 minutes away from me.

**Enigma666** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 14:25

Good luck with it then mate

**Al115** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 15:07

Originally Posted by Chad

how much you want for the brackets and postage to Birmingham

Hi mate I will PM you to discuss.

**Al115** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 15:10

And of course this means that the T4 hi-spec fronts I have will be going begging soon

**Enigma666** · Tuesday 27th January 2009, 15:23

Stop it Al!!!! Luckily I have my Evo3 setup on my T4 (although she may well have to go soon

)

**grumpybob** · Wednesday 28th January 2009, 20:25

Originally Posted by Chad

well..........i know where there is a pair of 993tt fronts for £300 + vat

.

Think I may be able to source brand new calipers for £300 in red, yellow or carbon finish but need to make a couple of further calls.

Bob

**Enigma666** · Wednesday 28th January 2009, 20:35

Good stuff, assuming they are the 993TT CS4 then you are golden at that price

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