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02' Boxster S Rotor specs question

tt chad
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tt chad Member

tt chad

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Hey guys I have a quick question for the experts here. I have a set of new OEM Boxster S rotors and pads a guy wants to buy from me. He asked me the width of the front and rear rotors. Does anybody here know off the top of their head? I think he is planning to build a kitcar! Is their a difference between the "S" and "non S" rotors.

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indeed there is - the S rotors are bigger and thicker (along w/ calipers). I don't have my manual in front of me, but I recall #s around the following for thickness:

Boxster pads-

new f - 24mm

new r - 20mm

Boxster S pads-

new f - 28mm

new r - 24mm

The diameter will also be bigger on the S rotors compared to std.

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