New Porsche brakes, not iron, but not carbon-ceramic either

[Thirdgen89GTA]

Funky. Wonder about the cost of ownership and resistance to damage. So you can't cut these, ever since its a coating. But I wonder about debris damage scratching it.

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[Pressure Ratio]

Did you watch the video?

As usual, his videos have a lot of great info.

 

[Thirdgen89GTA]

Did you watch the video?

As usual, his videos have a lot of great info.

I am insulted.

 

[Pressure Ratio]

Soooo, no?








Seriously, he kind of explains all of your questions in that very video. haha

 

[sickmint79]

yah. neat but way too pricey bois

 

[MrMezger996]

$32k for PCCB replacement?!?!? Damn

 

[Pressure Ratio]

Most new Porsche owners never change these. Even second hand they probably never change the rotors. Carbon Ceramics last a long time if you take care of them. The biggest issue is taking the wheel off and banging it off the rotor and chipping the rotor. THAT is a costly mistake. lol

Pads are not cheap. But last longer than the steel rotor set up as well.


And you can probably find the brake parts online than what the dealer quoted him. But still, gonna cost a pretty penny or two.