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    850 Big brakes (Again)

    With the Porsche calipers, Is it the 996 model I need with the XC90 discs?
    There's a place just down the road from me selling some calipers, And If I can get them cheap enough I'll leave getting the alloys done for a minute.

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    its calipers off a 996 turbo (or TT as they seem to be unofficially called) you want. I think you use them with S60R 330mm discs, aren't XC90 336mm

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    and u need 18" wheels to run the Porky set up
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    Quote Originally Posted by p fandango View Post
    its calipers off a 996 turbo (or TT as they seem to be unofficially called) you want. I think you use them with S60R 330mm discs, aren't XC90 336mm
    Mine were s60r 330mm discs but the calipers were off a 928gts

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    You can use calipers from Porsche 944 s2 turbo, Porsche 928 5.0ltr and Porsche 993 3.6 ltr and some 993 turbos.






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    996 calipers require larger wheel spacers for use.

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    Cheers for the info people. I won't bother with them for a minute then.
    Shame as they're only 2 mins from where I work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by deathrider311271 View Post
    and u need 18" wheels to run the Porky set up
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    Where do you get the adaptors from to fit the porshe brakes?

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    Question Whats the Max size brake Disc for 17" wheels

    Hi Me and a Friend are embarking on a project, Upgrading the Size of Brakes for are 850's.

    Does anyone know what is the Maximum size Disc you can get to fit under a 17" Rim??

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    Quote Originally Posted by merc85 View Post
    Hi Me and a Friend are embarking on a project, Upgrading the Size of Brakes for are 850's.

    Does anyone know what is the Maximum size Disc you can get to fit under a 17" Rim??
    I think Niles has 305's on his...

    The AP kit with the 4 pot calipers and 325mm x 28 mm discs fit under Volan's and Titans.


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    Quote Originally Posted by AndysR View Post
    The AP kit with the 4 pot calipers and 325mm x 28 mm discs fit under Volan's and Titans.
    I have 330mm AP discs/calipers behind Comets

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    I have 330mm Brembo discs (S60/V70R) with Porsche 993 Twin Turbo Calipers. (red ones, black ones are off 928GTS) behind 17" Team Dynamic 1.2's and there is loads of room!!

    ipd say you can fit the same calipers behind Titans or Volans but you will need to run a spacer, I didn't want to use spacers so opted for new shiny wheels, not sparkly Niles lol.



    HTH,

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    Quote Originally Posted by frobes2 View Post
    I have 330mm Brembo discs (S60/V70R) with Porsche 993 Twin Turbo Calipers. (red ones, black ones are off 928GTS) behind 17" Team Dynamic 1.2's and there is loads of room!!

    ipd say you can fit the same calipers behind Titans or Volans but you will need to run a spacer, I didn't want to use spacers so opted for new shiny wheels, not sparkly Niles lol.



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    There nice mate but where do you get the adaptors from to fit the brakes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by T4 Rick View Post
    There nice mate but where do you get the adaptors from to fit the brakes?
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    Thanks mate ,callipers dont seem so expensive to buy off ebay either

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    Can i use the std 928 callipers or does it have to be the gts?Are they also single pot or twin pot?

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    Quote Originally Posted by T4 Rick View Post
    Thanks mate ,callipers dont seem so expensive to buy off ebay either
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