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996.352.426

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That`s the whole number on the caliper: 996.352.426 and 425 (other side). No more digits on this. But it is from Germany and when i see caliper`s on ebay in Germany they always have 9 digits partnr not 11 like i seen in this forum. Can it be othere partnr in Germay vs us maybe ? They said they come from a 996 turbo

but i dont know the specs on these caliper`s. Thanks fore any help

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Thanks Loren. Ok. Then it have nothing to do whit that. Another question, you say steel, but my calipers are some kind of lightweight material, maybe alloy ?

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All calipers are light weight steel. My point here was that those parts numbers are for Porsche steel brakes compared with Porsche ceramic brakes.

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