Correct, there is no OE Porsche equivalent for the cross-drilled rear discs on the RS2. You can source them from Zimmermann, listed in under the 928 line, but they do have the same appearance as OE.
The non-drilled rear discs from the later 928, i.e. GTS, can be found at your Porsche dealer.
RS2 Brake pads and discs part numbers
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The below was my findings a while ago
"For what it's worth - had the rear disc of my RS2 yesterday - and the part number on the disc is 951-352-041-60. Took it to a Porsche dealer, and the hat on the 951-352-041-01 is about 20mm higher"
These are the standard discs not cross drilled etc.
I still haven't replaced the rear discs
I cannot find that part number I'm afraidLeave a comment:
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https://www.design911.co.uk/mobile/#part;id=5558
These are the only ones that look like the rs2 ones but I don't have that part number in my logbook as being ok for the rs2. I need to ask them the dimensionsLeave a comment:
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Yes. I believe that the rs2 uses shallower hat. that's what's my rear discs as well.
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The below was my findings a while ago
"For what it's worth - had the rear disc of my RS2 yesterday - and the part number on the disc is 951-352-041-60. Took it to a Porsche dealer, and the hat on the 951-352-041-01 is about 20mm higher"
These are the standard discs not cross drilled etc.
I still haven't replaced the rear discs
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I'm actually looking for the rear disc part number
It looks like the part numbers I have show me a disc that has a fairly deep hat in contrast to what the car has currently on and I have always used. So since this time I plan to order stuff from a porsche dealer I'd like to order them correctly.
I believe the rear disc also comes off the 965 as well as the front, cross drilled and the photos match the genuine discs, but on the online shop they have a photo of the aftermarket disc which doesn't match the had deepness of the genuine disc so I'm asking them a question in regards to that. It also appears that the 944 shares the same rear disc but not cross drilled.Last edited by A80Avant; 12 July 2013, 06:58.Leave a comment:
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I assume you're looking for the rear pad part number - if so this is what I have on hand 965-352-939-04Leave a comment:
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Does anyone have the porsche part numbers for this? I have ordered before and I have lost my useful paper which had them in...
I need the part numbers for the rears really as there are various options for the 299/24Leave a comment:
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Can anyone tell me who manufactured the OE pads for the RS2? The discs are vented Brembos I'm sure but cannot find any info on pads.
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so if i may guess it right;
Little reds are for stock i.e. non modified brakes and the wheels having 17inch standard RS2 wheels, and for me to replace my brake pads I should refer to the part nos. under the "Little Reds"..Here is a list of RS2 brake part numbers that may come in handy for some of you.
"Little reds" - standard 304x32 AND 290x24
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Front discs 8A0615301B + 8A0615302B
Front pads 8A0698151F + 8A0615231D x4(anti rattle shims)
Rear discs 8A0615601C
Rear pads 8A0698451A + 8A0615231B x4(anti rattle shims) + 8A0615231C x4(anti rattle shims)
"BIG reds" - upgraded 322x32 AND 290x24 (drilled discs)
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Front discs 8A0615283 + 8A0615284
Front pads 8A0698151G + 8A0615231D x4(anti rattle shims)
Rear discs 8A0615601D
Rear pads 8A0698451B + 8A0615231B x4(anti rattle shims) + 8A0615231C x4(anti rattle shims)
Interesting that the rear pads are different for the drilled discs on the big red setup.
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discs are different
"modified" brakes are drilled discs. But... somebody may have fitted non genuine small red discs that are drilled so dont rely on that.
Sizes of discs on front are different between big and small reds. Im sure i listed sizes in the thread?Leave a comment:
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How to identify which one is which small reds / big reds?
I checked with the etka, there's 2 type i.e. non-modified and modified (17 inch). If my RS2 alloys standard 17inch, does that go under modified?Leave a comment:
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