New stuff for my bed

Old 11-03-2006, 07:24 AM
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Now I need to work out hub conversion parts.
btw- these are 986 boxster S brakes, not actually Big Reds, I'm going to see if I can make em work. They were a good deal, so I'll just re-sell em if they won't work.
-I believe these are 318mm rotors
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Hmm look like 2 pairs of fronts. The archive has many posts on how to do the conversion.
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Default those calipers are 996 monoblocs. So find any writeups having to do with 996 brake upgrades

really all you need are RS2 caliper brackets and then appropriately sized rotors.

I believe you can use the "European" A8 rotors that measure in the 318x?? range. e//S2 Ben is the only person I know of specifically who's recently fitted a 996 conversion.

Probably for the rears you'll have to devise your own bracket, as the rear calipers want about a 290x24mm disc.
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Default Euro A8's are 314mm....you can use S8 323x30 too...its all in the archives...

I don't know of anybody who's put Porsche calipers on the back...but sure its doable.
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it's all in the bracket.
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If he does he'll need aTilton valve not to go *** backwards when he hits the stop pedal.
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Default here's the only thing I found on Porsche rotor specs after a pretty exhaustive search

seems to be some useful info anyway for those considering the upgrade<ul><li><a href="http://www.ppbb.com/boards/ppbbphp/showflat.php?Cat=&amp;Board=ARCHIVES&amp;Number=59 1678&amp;Forum=All_Forums&amp;Words=rotor%20size&a mp;Match=Entire%20Phrase&amp;Searchpage=0&amp;Limi t=25&amp;Old=allposts&amp;Main=591511&amp;Search
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Default Why do you bother with that? you can't use those rotors anyways...

unles syou are converting to RS2 hubs, which I doubt. There are more informative and more specific websites out there as well. Its all been posted here on AW 80/90 forum as well!
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