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Brake Pads Question

DUTCH VanAtlanta
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Can anyone tell me if the brake pads on my 2010 Cayenne S Transsyberia are the same size as those on the 2009 Cayenne S and Cayenne GTS?

I want to replace the dusty factory pads with Hawk Ceramic Pads, but Hawk has no information on the 2010 models; and dealers don't want to provide information that will help 3rd party sales. From what I can determine they appear to be the same size. Anyone know for sure?

I've ordered HB501Z-625 for the front and HB502Z-606 for the rear; so if I don't get any feedback here, I will probably have to disassemble to find out for sure. TIA!

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Loren Member

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Porsche shows different part number for brakes from 2009 to 2010. Sorry, I do not know the actual difference.

Perhaps Jeff Clark at Sunset Imports knows?

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Porsche shows different part number for brakes from 2009 to 2010. Sorry, I do not know the actual difference.

Perhaps Jeff Clark at Sunset Imports knows?

Thanks Loren. I'll drop Jeff an email.

The Hawk Ceramic Pads should be here Tuesday. Hopefully, they'll work.

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Porsche shows different part number for brakes from 2009 to 2010. Sorry, I do not know the actual difference.

Perhaps Jeff Clark at Sunset Imports knows?

I wonder, since the "2010" Transsyberia showed up so early during the 2009 model year - way ahead of other 2010 models, if the brake pads (silver calipers) might not be the same as for the 2009 Cayenne S and GTS models. I'm hoping!

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Part numbers are funny - sometimes they change because of a design change and sometimes they change because Porsche's vendor changes. That is why I say maybe Jeff knows.

DUTCH VanAtlanta Member

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Part numbers are funny - sometimes they change because of a design change and sometimes they change because Porsche's vendor changes. That is why I say maybe Jeff knows.

Kind of like MB part numbers, too. I've sent Jeff an email. Thanks Loren!

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Part numbers are funny - sometimes they change because of a design change and sometimes they change because Porsche's vendor changes. That is why I say maybe Jeff knows.

Kind of like MB part numbers, too. I've sent Jeff an email. Thanks Loren!

IF they work I am sure you will like them. Much better bite and less dust vs. stock. I have them on my 04 Cayenne S.

JP

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