PSCBs on a Cayenne
Discussion
I’m looking at a 22 plate Cayenne equipped with PSCBs. The description sounds good (greatly reduced brake dust, virtually no fade and longer life than conventional cast iron) but I have not been able to find out just how long they are expected to last save for a Car and Driver article saying 30%. Their replacement cost is quite high according to https://teile.com/en/porsche-parts-shop/model-Caye... That’s quite a price to pay for less brake dust and only a 30% increase to disc life.
Does anyone have any real world experience with PSCBs on a Cayenne? I appreciate they’re heavy cars and brakes and tyres will be consumed at a rate of knots but brakes that dear that don’t last proportionally longer seem a bit pointless. So insights welcome.
Does anyone have any real world experience with PSCBs on a Cayenne? I appreciate they’re heavy cars and brakes and tyres will be consumed at a rate of knots but brakes that dear that don’t last proportionally longer seem a bit pointless. So insights welcome.
Thank you for all the posts so far. I have also seen some posts on Rennlist with some higher mileages Cayennes and people have had no issue with the PSCBs.
I have PCCBs on my Boxster GTS and am very pleased the original owner specced the car that way. As it’s a fair weather summer car I’ve never really used them in anger in the cold and wet. I would chose them on a Cayenne if I could.
I drove the Cayenne with PSCBs yesterday and when cold and wet they did catch me off guard approaching the first roundabout at speed. Not a brown trouser moment but definitely raised eyebrows as more and more pedal effort was required before they began to bite as expected . After that they felt pretty normal.
I have PCCBs on my Boxster GTS and am very pleased the original owner specced the car that way. As it’s a fair weather summer car I’ve never really used them in anger in the cold and wet. I would chose them on a Cayenne if I could.
I drove the Cayenne with PSCBs yesterday and when cold and wet they did catch me off guard approaching the first roundabout at speed. Not a brown trouser moment but definitely raised eyebrows as more and more pedal effort was required before they began to bite as expected . After that they felt pretty normal.
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