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Brake upgrade for 03 996 tt

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thanks man I'll check into it

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Any good source for a full brake upgrade for a 996 tt? not looking for a carbon set up but something safer for street and occasional DEs. Car has the mojo and I'm starting to get nervous exploring its limits and won't be able to slow down on time I currently have the stock factory set up, thanks

POST 2Original post

Rs29s pads standard calipers and gt2 cooling ducts, unless you are tracking the car regularly.

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thanks man I'll check into it

POST 4Original post

The stock brake setup is more than adequate for all but serious racing IMO. You can certainly spend the money and get some great brakes, whether you will use them to their full potential is another thing.

POST 5Original post

Turbo calipers with an aggressive should bring the car to a stop right now. Maybe they need a bleeding?

POST 6Original post

If TT calipers aren't enough for you, something is wrong. Actually, something is very wrong.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

You folks are right she does feels spongy I'll send her to my indy shop to do a full inspection and fluid change if necessary, thanks everyone and I'll report back

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

She went to the shop this morning will get a full suspension ( front end shakes @ 150) and brake check up I was told that Castrol brake fluid is hard to source nowadays so I'll settle for Motul 600, I'll post when I get her back

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997tt rotors (330mm to 350mm) are easy fit with spacers and extended bolts

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