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any advice on how to change the rear pads on a 2010 porsche gt3? The caliper does not have pins like the front caliper. It looks like you need to remove the caliper to get the pads out. Any suggestions? Thank you
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08-07-2013, 12:32 PM
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Yes the 997 changed the caliper design and has permanent bridges across the top of the caliper. Only way to change pads is the old old fashioned American way- take off the caliper..... That blows.
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08-07-2013, 01:07 PM
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KTL, Not on my 997.1. I have pins. GB, you should post in the 996/997 forum or go to Renntech which has a big following for the later cars.
Good luck
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