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The Porsche ones aren't made out of great material, so I tend to change these when working on the car.

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I'm about to do a brake overhaul, so will be in the market when you are ready and have a set spare

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The Porsche ones aren't made out of great material, so I tend to change these when working on the car.

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I'm about to do a brake overhaul, so will be in the market when you are ready and have a set spare

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Three different brake brackets, left to right....... Left one is the original 996 bracket, middle is the GT3 equivalent, right is a stainless one. The Porsche ones aren't made out of great material, so I tend to change these when working on the car. I didn't mind at a fiver each, however Porsche have now discontinued the standard one and only sell the GT3 version at over £40 each. Hence the stainless one on the right Edited to reflect that these are rears, not fronts...... MC

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And where are the stainless ones from?? I'm looking to do a calliper overhaul this winter with SS braided lines and I know that the brackets will be crud. So i was faced with buying new or trying to refurb the existing ones. Mark

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I commissioned them myself, I've got a back full of left brackets, and a bag full of rights. They will be available for a lot less than a pair of new ones from Porsche. MC

POST 5Original post

Great work! Will these fit the turbo callipers on a C4S? If so can you put me down for a left and right pair? TIA Mark

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Sorry, the brackets are different on the 4wd cars. MC

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I'm about to do a brake overhaul, so will be in the market when you are ready and have a set spare

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'll just double check how many 996 I have, but probably alright to spare a set. MC

POST 11Original post

Martin please can you put my name against a set.

POST 12Original post

Hi Martin, I would also be interested in a set if you have any spare

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Now up on the website. https://www.h2-engineering.co.uk/products/p/porsche-996-stainless-steel-brake-hose-retainer-plates MC

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Any 911uk regulars can send me a message to get a code for 10% discount. MC

POST 15Original post

super light Titanium option for a Turbo ? :thumb:

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