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05 987S brake pad

orangem · 2009-01-28T20:09:43+0000

Hi, I got a 05 987S and it has the 996 type of pads originally (I guess early production)... I found through suncoast that 996 352 949 03 and i got this set 996 351 939 15 with me I see that the 939 15 was specified as superseded by 949 03 and they do look different. However, would the 939 15 actually fit my car? Does it make the brakes any worse off? Thanks William Please note, don't worry about this post.... I just returned that set of pads to my ebay seller.... thanks for looking!