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Forum: Boxster General Discussions

01-07-2008, 01:37 PM

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Cross Drilled?

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Posted By 19000rpm

For slotted 986 non-s try frozenrotors.com. Seems...

For slotted 986 non-s try frozenrotors.com. Seems like a pretty damn good price. I just paid 90$ for 4 ebrake springs, and a total of 425.00 for just the ebrake parts.

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

01-07-2008, 02:02 AM

Replies: 15

Cross Drilled?

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Posted By 19000rpm

They aren’t really going to do anything special....

They aren’t really going to do anything special. If you’re after the look go for it. The drillings have a cheese grater effect on pads so they will not last as long. Doing a more fade resistant pad...

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

01-02-2008, 02:15 PM

Replies: 4

FVD rear brake adapter kit?

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Posted By 19000rpm

forgot to add- I don’t care about looks. The...

forgot to add- I don’t care about looks. The fronts are being substantially increased and so changing the rears, even if only by a little, is the very least I would consider doing.

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

01-02-2008, 02:08 PM

Replies: 4

FVD rear brake adapter kit?

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Posted By 19000rpm

Fully aware that discs don’t use shoes, but the...

Fully aware that discs don’t use shoes, but the ebrake uses a shoe style system that rides on the inside of the rotor hat. I was mainly concerned about which components were necessary to pull it off....

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

01-02-2008, 10:07 AM

Replies: 4

FVD rear brake adapter kit?

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Posted By 19000rpm

FVD rear brake adapter kit?

I have been looking around the web for info on swapping over base 986 rears to S rears. This kit allows the fitment of S model brake shoes correct? What is required to make this kit work? S model...

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