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Boxster brake performance on early 911

Anyone have experience w/ boxster brakes on a 911. How is the performance?

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For street use only, its a nice upgrade.

For any track use, its a failure. There are FAR better solutions depending on your wheel diameters.
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15" HREs for street
15" fuchs for track

Suggsetions????
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If you are going to do track events you need BRAKES and the only effective brakes for 15" wheels are a 930 Turbo brake conversion.

They REALLY work well,...
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Which 930?

The early turbos used S-calipers right?

Didn't the 78/79 turbos use a version of 917 brakes?
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Why do you say the boxster brakes are no good for track use? Cross drilled and vented rotors, stiffer, lighter calipers. I would think thats a darn good start. 930 brakes are not that cheap.
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Here is one previous discussion "Boxster brake"

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Which 930? The early turbos used S-calipers right?

Didn't the 78/79 turbos use a version of 917 brakes?
Yes, thru '77 930 used S calipers front A calipers rear and std. rotors. Theses are fine for 2000#/200hp cars. Steve is referring to the '78 - 89 930 calipers and rear rotors and a custom front rotor setup.

From Steve's site, these are 930 brakes, the minimum to have on heavier faster cars.

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