911 rear caliper "upgrade" ... WTF? |
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911 rear caliper "upgrade" ... WTF? |
Jeroen |
Nov 12 2006, 08:14 PM
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collected the last bits for a 911 rear e-brake conversion today
so I figured I'd compare the rear 911 calipers (they're from a 86 911 3.2) to my GT-style 914 rear calipers (widened version which fit vented rear rotors) which I already had... well, so much for the "upgrade" they both use the exact same size pads (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) I guess the pistons on the 911 caliper is a little bigger (haven't taken out the pads to compare yet) but so far, it looks like a total waste of time & money (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif) Unless someone will tell me that the slight piston size change will make a world of difference in the braking capacities I don't think I'll bother converting the rear trailing arms and fabbing the cables for the 911 e-brake setup |
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