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I have a 2001 996.1 C2 manual. My friend gave me a pair of his 2003 996 TT front calipers. I�d love to be able to use them.
I searched but there are many different brake mods people have done to these cars, calipers/spacers/etc. But for those that have gone to TT front calipers, what what did you use to do it? Also, what 350mm rotors did you go with?
My goal is to go 350s front and rear. The 996TT caliper in the front and my stock rear calipers (I already have the spacer for that). Also looking for what rotors I will need in the rear.
I will also be going with a GT3 master and more aggressive pads.
Thank you for the help.
To fit 996TT calipers to a 996 C2 you will need the uprights from the 996TT as the caliper bolt spacing is different (130mm on the C2 vs 142mm on the 996TT). For the rear, the disc thickness is several mm thinner on the C2 disc than it is on the 350mm x 28mm disc that you want to use. This means that you'll need to grind back the guide pins in the caliper, shave the pads, and also put up with the caliper not being centred on the disc (for reasons that are tricky to articulate but obvious once you apply some thought). The simplest way to overcome the problem on the rears is to fit 996T rear calipers with spacers. They bolt right on.
Sell the TT calipers.
Buy these and GT3 calipers
https://www.ebay.com/itm/293605615915Custom
adapters to fit 380mm disks with 997.2 turbo or GT2/3 calipers to Porsche 996 Carrera 2 uprights. Will work with PCCB or steel equivalent disks. Kit consists of 2 hard anodized CNC brackets, hardlines, and required 12.9 grade high tensile bolts.
These are custom made so depending on stock might have a few weeks delivery time.
