PCCB Manufacturer?
PCCB Manufacturer?
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brady

Original Poster:

186 posts

251 months

Thursday 27th September 2007
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Who actually manufactures the PCCB disks for Porsche?
Have they changed manufacturer since the gen 1 disks or is it just an updated design?

993rsr

3,677 posts

280 months

brady

Original Poster:

186 posts

251 months

Thursday 27th September 2007
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Cheers!

Slippydiff

16,494 posts

254 months

Friday 28th September 2007
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It's just a modified design (and it's still sh*te......) why do you ask ?

If you're thinking of buying a set direct, you'll struggle !
Try these instead http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...

993rsr

3,677 posts

280 months

Friday 28th September 2007
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Slippydiff said:
It's just a modified design (and it's still sh*te......) why do you ask ?

If you're thinking of buying a set direct, you'll struggle !
Try these instead http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...
How are you getting on with the ST set up?

brady

Original Poster:

186 posts

251 months

Friday 28th September 2007
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Slippydiff said:
It's just a modified design (and it's still sh*te......) why do you ask ?

If you're thinking of buying a set direct, you'll struggle !
Try these instead http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...
A presentation on collaborative supply chains and Im looking for examples, good and bad.

Slippydiff

16,494 posts

254 months

Friday 28th September 2007
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993rsr said:
Slippydiff said:
It's just a modified design (and it's still sh*te......) why do you ask ?

If you're thinking of buying a set direct, you'll struggle !
Try these instead http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...
How are you getting on with the ST set up?
John, I haven't had much time to use the car over the past couple of weeks (though I've lent it to an Estate Agent mate for the weekend yikes) so it'll hopefully get a few more miles on it.

The discs are very hard, added to which the large swept area of both the pads and discs means they take a while to bed in. But their performance (and consistency) improves with every 100 or so miles of use.

Guido from StopTech reckons they take 1000 miles to bed in fully (I've only done about 450 miles now)

Koeniggseggsssssss test driver has also gone on record as saying that they improve with mileage (so much so that when a car was returned to the factory with some "proper" mileage on it, he commented on the improvement in the performance of the brakes compared to when they were new)