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  • Henka
    S2Forum Maniac
    • Nov 2004
    • 585
    • Home: Sweden

    #1

    GT3 caliper blues

    So, trying to find suitable calipers for my car I stumbled on a pair of GT3 calipers. They are not cheap, but they are at the right price for me to start thinking about it. These are 4 piston calipers from a '00 I believe (later were massive 6-pts). Now - I need to know if I can squeeze them onto a 322mm disc. I do not want 18" wheels period. I can concider 17" in the winter but not 18" in the summer. To decide wheter I should go this down the Gt3 path I need to know all the meassurements of the 330mm GT3 disc. How big is the friction area? I know I'll need custom calipers but that is more of a good than a bad thing. I'd also like the meassurements of the 322mm disc from a RS2. Can anyone please help me?
  • Tommy200rs
    S2Forum Addict
    • Jan 2004
    • 285

    #2
    Check the ebc pad list and other vendors´ lists that may have the pad sizes in their catalogs. Then you get the pad area.

    Brembo had a good disc list that offered disc dimensions.
    Hope this still has the data:
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    ATE Teves discs:

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    • dan_b
      S2Forum Possessed
      • Sep 2003
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      • Home: United Kingdom Current: England

      #3
      Try the Ferodo website, they have an application guide which shows sizes of pads etc for different cars, might be able to work it out from that?

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      • Henka
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        • Nov 2004
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        #4
        None of 'em works boys... Brembo doesn't even list Porsche as a brand in their catalogue!

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        • zlobo
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          • Jan 2004
          • 967
          • Country: Sweden

          #5
          you have to mail them and then they will prowide u with the p/n
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          • Tommy200rs
            S2Forum Addict
            • Jan 2004
            • 285

            #6


            pagid pads for gt3
            Find a huge selection of brakes & brake related items for your Porsche 996 or 997 . We have the choices & technical information to help you pick the right pads, rotors & sensors for your car whether for street or track use.

            - Porsche 996 GT3 genuine pad set for street use (78.5cm2)


            enjoy the dimensions here:



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            • Henka
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              • Nov 2004
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              • Home: Sweden

              #7
              Geeeez!

              Thanx, I had forgotten all abou AMD's site... Even more tempted now!

              Hmm... Could I use a 30mm disc or do I have to go custom 32mm??? That's all that is holding me back...
              Last edited by Henka; 21 June 2005, 19:41.

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              • Henka
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                • Nov 2004
                • 585
                • Home: Sweden

                #8
                Ok, I've just come to the conclusion that there is no reasnoble disc avaliabe. Question is - can I use these caliper with a 30mm disc? Can I do something to be able to use a 30mm disc?



                Oh and also... If I get the GT3 discs - how do I modify these to fit my car? I mean, that's 5-112 and 5-130.
                Last edited by Henka; 23 June 2005, 11:11.

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