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need part number, 4mm carerra caliper spacer

I will be fitting some carrera style calipers and 24mm rotors to the front of my project.

Anyone have the part number for the 4mm spacer that will allow me to split my SC calipers and widen them for the new rotors?

I checked the archives and Bill V's site but couldn't find that number.

TIA

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Unfortunately, there is no Porsche part number for those. You will have to either get them made or just purchase Carrera calipers to use the thicker rotors. Keep in mind you also need longer caliper through-bolts and pad retainer pins as well if you are doing the mod yourself.
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HMm I thought there was a part number for that spacer. Oh will, guess I have more parts to buy.

thanks Eugene. Great cust. service as always.
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As Eugene said they don't sell the spacer as a sepaate part, it's even difficult to get the old seal kits.

Best to just buy a couple of calipers. the're cheap enough.
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Remember that carrera rear calipers has 42 mm pistons vs. 38 mm for SC. Fronts are the same.

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