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944 S2 Brakes

A freind of mine recently offered me a set of front brakes off a 944 S2. Are these any use at all to me? Just to clarify, they are not the same as the 964 Brembos are they?

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Chris:

Find Bill Verburg's home page and you will find the answer to all of your brake quetions.

Here it is: http://home.nycap.rr.com/wmv/
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I agree with marcesq, Bill has put together an awesome amount of info at the following page, with supporting info on other pages at the site.

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Thanks for the linls guys. I've got those pages bookmarked, but I couldn't see any info on the 944 calipers. Anybody?
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Recently sold an S2. Great brakes.
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Chris:

Send Bill a PM and he will help you out. He has endulged me on several occasions.

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The 944T had a version of the basic Brembo caliper f/r. The MO30 option and 944 ST had a version of the S4/993 caliper in the front and the basic caliper in the back.

The 944S2 used the same version of the basic Brembo as the 87 on 944T used, ie front is axial mount 36/40 rear is axial mount 28/30 very similar to the 964 calipers(external transfer pipes and bleeds are reversed). They can be used on a 911 w/ 930 rotors if they are machined and w/ proper adapters. There are easier more satisfactory ways to get better brakes though.
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Thanks Bill. Great help as usual. I think I'll take them off his hands anyway (free). Suppose I can always sell them on.

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