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Question 67S rear brake question... vented rotors?

Anyone with a 67S - does your car have rear vented rotors in the braking system? Or are they solid?

How about the front brakes - are they M-calipers with vented rotors? Or solid?

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1967 S - the first application of the beloved "Fuchs" 5 spoke light alloy wheels (5J x 15), AND the first 4 wheel ventilated discs...
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Also, the calipers were M in front & L in rear, O series had single circuit master cyl, while A series onward had twin circuit m/c..
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67S

Ummmm...

That would be 4.5" x 15 Fuchs for 1967 (only), followed by 5.5 x 15 for 1968.

Yes, they were ventilated rears.....same disc was used on the 68L in case you find someone "parting out" a 68L....very rare, so don't turn the rotors too often.

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Does anyone sell the rotors new anymore? Where do you get them, and how much do they go for??? Thanks.
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Does anyone sell the rotors new anymore? Where do you get them, and how much do they go for??? Thanks.
The rear rotors are still available from Porsche, they are just very expensive. Since they were used only a couple of years, they aren't available from the aftermarket suppliers.

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