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Rotor thickness?
What is the difference between 69-83 rotors and Carerra rotors?
Paul
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Carrera rotors (84-89) are 4mm thicker than stock SC (78-83).
Sorry Paul, mis-spoke. Edit above. Thanks for the catch Steve. Last edited by kstylianos; 01-10-2003 at 12:30 PM.. |
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Carrera rotors are 24 new, SC rotors are 20 new, not sure about the early rotors
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Almost anything you want to know about Porsche brakes can be found here
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This thread brings to mind a Calvin and Hobbes my Mom cut out for me once.
Calvin says "I'm not stupid, i just have a command of totally useless information. Thanks guys, Paul
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Bill, that's a very useful page. I will keep you updated with the 917 calipers. I have found a supplier who used to work on these back in the 60's and can supply new 38mm pistons for £13 ($20) each and seals for less than $2
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1976 Porsche Carrera 3.0
1995 Porsche 993 Carrera Coupe
