YOUR RESEARCHEASY 996 Brake Caliper Question
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Due to my nasty track habit, I have amassed a small collection of brake pads for my Porsche "BIG Red" calipers...the ones from a 993TT - an acquaintance asked me the other day if these pads would fit in a 996TT caliper?? I couldn't answer that one! Maybe one of you guys knows this one?? Thanks!
993 TT, 993-351-939-01, front 993-351-949-00, rear pads 1995-98 996TT, 996-351-949-12, front 996-352-949-03, rear pads 2001-on -Eli
WNW..... WILL NOT WORK.... WITHOUT MODIFICATION TO YOUR LINES. -Eli
Thanks Eli, I didn't think they were the same animal. What did you mean by "without modification to your lines??"
One of my tech advisors said that the float lines would have to be modified.... Not sure that's even worth it.... -Eli
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