fs 930 Brake system complete, ALL NIB...

[drb930]

Bob-

FYI- in the last month 2 complete sets of USED Turbo Calipers, that looked "really used", both sets independently sold for over $2600.
Yours are brand new, with $1000. worth of rotors!
Not to mention all the brake lines, and hardware.

I sold a used set a few months back for $2000., which was too low.

[21window]

pm sent again

[911 tweaks]

pm replied to 21...

[Racerbvd]

HOWEVER, the guys at Emery back when I reasherched putting this set up together claimed they had a car running 15" wheels w/ req'd backspace and they cleared...

Well, I just happen to have a loose 930 strut with caliper handy (for my 914-6GT clone) and a loose factory 8X15 Fuch

[911 tweaks]

Thx Byron for the pic showing the fitment...oh, by the way, do you have a longhood for possible trade for these...?? seriously...I remember you posting a 914-6 tub a while ago...if so, please pm me so as to not choke up this ad listing...

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by 911 tweaks

Thx Byron for the pic showing the fitment...oh, by the way, do you have a longhood for possible trade for these...?? seriously...I remember you posting a 914-6 tub a while ago...if so, please pm me so as to not choke up this ad listing...

PM sent

[giuliemma]

You have pm

[911 tweaks]

giuliemma...I pm'd you back...I will answer the other q's in 1 hour...Thx, Bob

[911 tweaks]

...1 hr later & you have pm from me Giuliemma...
Let me know...
Thx, Bob

[andrew15]

Yes, these will fit under a 15" rim - I think they are the only big brake upgarde that will. Most other needs 16" rims. That said, you may need a spacer to clear the fins or shave the fins down a bit - it was a pretty tight fit on my 70E with 7/8 Fuchs and RS flares.

I remember that Pelican had these listed last year where there was news from Porsche that they were available again. I just checked and Pelican only lists one rear caliper as still being available - maybe Porsche sold out of their batch?

A few years back I was in Germany and stopped by the factory parts area to see if they had the OEM 78-79 floating rotors in stock. This was back when they cost about $800 a side and were generally unavailable over here. The parts guy was quite apologetic - yes, they were listed as a currently available part number, but Porsche only ordered a batch periodically from Brembo and there was no ETA for delivery. It took about 2 years before they were restocked, thankfully at a lower price.

Regardless of these being NLA / out of stock with no ETA / or available from Germany, by the time you add up OEM calipers, OEM rotors, aftermarket brake hats, machining of rear calipers, hoses, and misc parts, this is a pretty decent deal and everything you need in one purchase instead of tracking parts down all over the place.

Good luck with the sale.
AM

[911 tweaks]

you hit the "Caliper" on the head Andrew...a lot of value here and at significant savings...I have $5300 into these parts believe it or not...
I have had several offers to just buy 2 rotors or all the calipers or 2 calipers and I want to sell this as 1 kit so someone can save a lot of $$, time & agravation figuring this all out themselves...I was advised by Bill Verberg & others back several yrs ago on this subject...Bill is the resident brake, wheel expert here on pelican as well as a moderator = he really knows his stuff...

Long story short, I bought all that I was told to in order to make this brake upgrade all Porsche or better...

Still available...

Thx again... Bob

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by andrew15

Yes, these will fit under a 15" rim - I think they are the only big brake upgarde that will. Most other needs 16" rims. That said, you may need a spacer to clear the fins or shave the fins down a bit - it was a pretty tight fit on my 70E with 7/8 Fuchs and RS flares.

I remember that Pelican had these listed last year where there was news from Porsche that they were available again. I just checked and Pelican only lists one rear caliper as still being available - maybe Porsche sold out of their batch?

A few years back I was in Germany and stopped by the factory parts area to see if they had the OEM 78-79 floating rotors in stock. This was back when they cost about $800 a side and were generally unavailable over here. The parts guy was quite apologetic - yes, they were listed as a currently available part number, but Porsche only ordered a batch periodically from Brembo and there was no ETA for delivery. It took about 2 years before they were restocked, thankfully at a lower price.

Regardless of these being NLA / out of stock with no ETA / or available from Germany, by the time you add up OEM calipers, OEM rotors, aftermarket brake hats, machining of rear calipers, hoses, and misc parts, this is a pretty decent deal and everything you need in one purchase instead of tracking parts down all over the place.

Good luck with the sale.
AM

Yep, that is why I have a set for my 914-6GT Clone, so I can run my 8&9X15 Fuchs, I plan on doing the same thing to my 78 SC..

[roadsterswap]

I may have to unsubscribe to this thread, because it keeps reminding me how dumb I am for not buying these and to stop trying to piece together used stuff. Anyone need some Mahle gas burners to help fun my purchase of this great brake package deal?

[911 tweaks]

several pm's & emails from EUROPE on these parts...I guess these are not in stock ANYWHERE after all...l cannot stress enough how sweet a set up this...if you have even an inkling of thought about maybe wanting to use these on a car you have now or want to get in the future, I would buy these & shelve them...you can always sell whenever...I am only selling because I need the $$ & I KNOW I AM GOING TO REGRET SELLING THEM AS I ALREADY DO REGRET THIS...

pm answered nsman...
let me know...
Thx, Bob

[Pierre911SC]

Done deal.

Thank you.

[911 tweaks]

still for sale...no $$ received as of yet...

there are 3 folks saying they want these & are sending $$...until I receive the payment, these are still for sale...not being a pr^ck here, but you all know how many say 1st in line or I will take them or payment being sent & you never hear back from them...anyway, $$ talks & bs walks...

just to let everyone know status here...note date & time stamp of this post & no $$ rec'd as of yet...

Thx, Bob

[Carrerax]

For the record, I have these same calipers on my 70t (With 3.5" spacing) and they clear deep 6's. That said, I had so sand off the outer dia of the calipers and and grind some little parts on the back of the wheels. Took some work but they are awesome. I could have also just used spacers or groung off some of the fins like others have suggested but I didnt want to do that. Any even though my calipers were new from Porsche, by the time I bought rotors, pads, rotor hats etc, I was over $5k.

[911 tweaks]

...sold...thx pelican-ites...

[alwaysflat6s]

2 things:

1- Question for everyone. I have never seen the calipers with gold Porsche lettering before. I have 2 sets sitting here, and like every 930 I have owned or seen, they have all had white lettering. I must add that the calipers look great with the gold lettering matching the fresh hardware.

2- Scott.. You did a lot of talking. Did your new 930 brakes ever come in?
I have had experience with things that this that lead me to believe that is a pipe dream. BUT you were quite insistent so the least you can do is share your results with us.
JR

[bike2ride95]

.dang..$4500 for all of that??? killer deal....brand new??? its killing me...