Porsche Rotor on an F-bod
01-02-2005, 11:02 AM
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I was concerned Porsche placed those holes there to prevent a redrill, but it sounds like they don't interfere. Once I get the rotors in my hands will determine if I'm going to overlap the exisitng holes as Roy has done or drill a new pattern between exisitng holes.
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01-03-2005, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by M6HuggerSS
are those the GT3 rotors? how much per rotor?
and what caliper do you use with those?
and what caliper do you use with those?
Not totally sure, believe they are GT2 rotors and they work with big red calipers. These were on an '02 tt. Pricewise, seen them advertised for around $180/ea. Not a lightweight system, but one of the best.
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01-03-2005, 11:02 PM
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It should be the the GT3 / TT rotor . Also for clarification the Big reds came on the 993 TT , RS, RSR and the 993 GT2. They can be ID by the bolts that hold the two halves together. If it is one piece Caliper it is the MonoBlok.
Price for a rotor is about 120 USD. Depending on the Euro rate.
Made a error but corrected it.
Price for a rotor is about 120 USD. Depending on the Euro rate.
Made a error but corrected it.
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01-04-2005, 05:56 AM
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Roy, Thanks for that info. I did just discover that the newer tt's (996) seem to have come with the monoblocs. Don't know if they have the same mounting points as the big reds but since my kits was designed for the reds that is what i'm pursuing.
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Most gt3s and gt2s are coming with the ceramic rotors now. The holes are there for the mounting screws that attach the rotor to the hub, so it stays in place with the wheel off since there are no studs. If anyone needs I get porsche parts at cost and would be more then happy to help out
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Originally Posted by Racehead
I drilled my rotors in between the stock Porsche holes thereby encompassing those 2 holes that your referring to. Worked out well for me.
your car is awsome.
