Anyone selling PCCBs for a 997?

[Alpinestars]

Hi, I'm after some front PCCBs for a 997 GT3RS Gen 1. Anyone selling?

Ta

[mrdemon]

have you sold the gen 2 RS ?

PCCB's though ouch, after market is about 15k

[Alpinestars]

mrdemon said:

have you sold the gen 2 RS ?

PCCB's though ouch, after market is about 15k

Sold the blue one, still got the yellow one.

[HokumPokum]

think going rate is about £4k a piece for new discs.

[ClarkPB]

Have you checked over on Rennlist? I see they occasionally pop up and certainly much cheaper than £15k (!)

[Alpinestars]

ClarkPB said:

Have you checked over on Rennlist? I see they occasionally pop up and certainly much cheaper than £15k (!)

Thanks will try there.

[jfp]

Are you interested in some new ones:

http://www.alconccx.com/porsche.php

If you, or anyone else for that matter, are up for a winter deal let me know. Way, way better than OE PCCB's....

Cheers,

Jon.

[jfp]

A bit more info here:

http://vimeo.com/66402465

[mrdemon]

jfp said:

Are you interested in some new ones:

. Way, way better than OE PCCB's....

Have you got any data to back up this claim over Porsche PCCB and not just info vs steels

I run PCCB and can already out stop a P1 from 60mph to zero :-)

Edited by mrdemon on Tuesday 19th November 10:21

[jfp]

The test work carried out was subjective in the main, and was carried out in comparison with pccb. From 60 to zero is a waste of time as anything would bring you into ABS. Benefits are from higher speed both in terms of overall retardation, consistency and life I.e they last on track.

I assume you ate referring to a McLaren P1 not a Subaru ;-)