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Anyway, a good friend of mine has offered to replace the rear disks and pads on my 2000 TT but I need to know what exactly I need to get in order to make sure all the parts are there for him to fit, or is there a decent OEM kit available with all the parts included?

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Anyway, a good friend of mine has offered to replace the rear disks and pads on my 2000 TT but I need to know what exactly I need to get in order to make sure all the parts are there for him to fit, or is there a decent OEM kit available with all the parts included?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Sorry if this has been asked a hundred times before, but I did do a search. Anyway, a good friend of mine has offered to replace the rear disks and pads on my 2000 TT but I need to know what exactly I need to get in order to make sure all the parts are there for him to fit, or is there a decent OEM kit available with all the parts included? Thanks

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For the rears, assuming you don't have PCCBs! 996.352.949.03 - Set of Pads - £139.96/set 996.612.365.00 - Wear Sensors - £11.83 each - 2 required 996.351.959.01 - Pins & Clips - £19.87/set Prices inc. VAT Or go to Euro Car Parts and get Textar pads, as they are exactly the same, and cheaper. You might not need the wear sensors - depends on how careful you are getting them out.

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Thanks - Any particular make of disk I should go for if I opt for Euro Parts?

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Sorry, didn't read properly - missed the disks: 996.352.405.00 - Disk Left - £139.68 996.352.406.00 - Disk Right - £139.68 999.067.050.09 - Caliper Bolts - £3.84 each (4 required) Go for Sebro disks. Indistinguishable from Porsche ones.

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I still can't get over how reasonably priced these brake parts are for the 996. My old lotus elise used to be much more expensive - crazy money.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for your help - Just to be clear.......I need: Textar Brake Pads Sebro Disks Both from Euro car parts and from OPC Pins and Clips Wear sensors Caliper bolts

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If you are getting them from an OPC, use the part numbers I quoted. Those are the list prices, but you might be able to negociate a discount - perhaps 10%. (That's what PCGB members get at many OPC's) You can look up the ECP prices at: http://www.eurocarparts.co.uk/ecp/p/Car-Parts . Just put in your car details and look up the prices for the Sebro disks and Textar pads. They do most, if not all, of the other parts too, and these will probably be genuine Porsche items.

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