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Posted

Hi Loren,

I have these silver calipers up for sale. But I am now considering fitting them to my car.

Coupla questions for ya:

1) is there any difference in the red, silver, black calipers. I mean does one set have a better stopping ability or are the colours purely cosmetic. My dealer said they are all the same. Just different colours.

2) Don't suppose you have a DIY fitment guide?

Cheers,

Berny

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Posted

They are exactly the same as the standard calipers that come with any Carrera, also the same as the standard red calipers that come with the Boxster S or Carrera optioned. The big red brake calipers are the models that come only with widebodied C4S and Turbo.

What color do you have now?

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Posted

As sentipede there are no differences except for color.

If you are changing the calipers out this would be a good time to replace pads, vibrations dampers etc. since the procedure is pretty much the same.

Here is a link to my Brake Pad DIY

Posted

Thanks guys,

Currently mine are black.

I just got to figure how to install them. I don't think it looks too hard. I recall seeing a posting somewhere on how to bleed the system. My guess is that's the hardest part.

Cheers,

berny

Posted

Hey Pat,

Them wheels man, them wheels. Lookin good!

Here's mine. Not a very good picture. But maybe next time you see em the'l be dorned with silver calipers.

Cheers,

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Posted

Jeff, that's good photoshop work. I am almost wondering if they are for real.

I belive this is the way to change them <borrowed from friends at funncarsonline>

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