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Posted

Hi all,

Can I get a DIY with pictures of everything involved in upgrading the front and rear brake rotors and calipers on a 2001 996 C2 to Turbo brakes (aka Big Reds)?

Cheers

Aaron

Posted (edited)

Aaron,

I have the big reds, but didn't DIY. Basically you need the calipers and the rotors, clips, wear sensors, etc. It does require a mod of the caliper and you need to make sure that the setup will fit behind your wheels. I decided to pay someone to do the work. It was a relatively small amount of money compared to the cost of the parts.

Good luck!

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Edited by gsieck
Posted
Aaron,

I have the big reds, but didn't DIY. Basically you need the calipers and the rotors, clips, wear sensors, etc. It does require a mod of the caliper and you need to make sure that the setup will fit behind your wheels. I decided to pay someone to do the work. It was a relatively small amount of money compared to the cost of the parts.

Good luck!

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So you didn't have to change the front suspension mounts for the calipers/rotors to work? I wouldn't mind hearing more about the modifications that were done to make them fit if you can find out and if you went with the Turbo rotors as well.

A

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