YOUR RESEARCHPart Number required for 996 TT
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[FONT=Trebuchet MS"]A friend of mine as asked me to post this on his behalf... He currently runs a 04 996 Turbo with PCCB fitted, what he needs to know is the part number for the eqvilent metal rotor/dics for his car, as he believes that the existing calipers are the same and used with this type of disc too, the has approached his local OPC and they will not divulge the part number to him, any help appricated Cheers John
Might be worth posting this on the GT3 area, Talk has it they have been swapping them for a while. garyw
My PET shows the following numbers for 2003 Turbo: PCCB Caliper (RH) 996 351 432 30 Caliper for steel discs (RH) 996 351 430 10 Therefore the calipers are different (but it might only be the colour!) Steel Disks: FLH 996 351 409 02 FRH 996 351 410 02 RLH 996 352 405 00 RRH 996 352 406 00 Hope this helps. BTW the PET is available from www.workshopmanuals.co.uk for £10, and is worth every penny. (No affiliation).
[FONT=Trebuchet MS"]Many thanks ...most helpful, Cheers John
I'm sure you are right Maurice, but they seem happy to advertise them. It's version 6.03, so more up to date than the usual Titanic source[ ]
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