Porsche BREMBO 4 pots for the CSL ?

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by phat///M3

Those look a lot better than the other ones.

You can get a local shop to machine the brackets for you.

They are spot on... with the pads sitting on the CSL disc, millimeter perfect Yes I could ask a local machining shop but they would require precision, technical drawings and I just don't trust myself with that I'd rather buy a set that's proven and specifically designed for this conversion

[The Gorilla]

Hi,

MattCSLnut- in the first set of photos the
caliper appears quite 'boxy'.

Have you checked for the X clearance, which
is the inner wheel spoke clearance over the
calipers ?

Spacers will of course help, but just to be sure.

Regards,

The Gorilla.

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by The Gorilla

Hi,

MattCSLnut- in the first set of photos the
caliper appears quite 'boxy'.

Have you checked for the X clearance, which
is the inner wheel spoke clearance over the
calipers ?

Spacers will of course help, but just to be sure.

Regards,

The Gorilla.

I thought of that too but no, I haven't had a chance to physically put the wheel on while the Brembo calliper dangles there without the appropriate bracket (it's all a bit wobbly without it) but the pix make it look tighter then it is. Will be having another try tomorrow with the aid of zip-ties , weather permitting

[7.77]

are they the big reds (996 turbo) ?

do you have enough clearance between caliper and mountings to allow enough thickness for the bracket ? (big reds have longer mountings than standard 996 calipers)

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by 7.77

are they the big reds (996 turbo) ?
do you have enough clearance between caliper and mountings to allow enough thickness for the bracket ? (big reds have longer mountings than standard 996 calipers)

They are standard 996/997/ Boxter 'S' callipers, NOT the Turbo's "Big Reds". The ones I have are off a 2008 Boxter 'S' Porsche part number: 996 351 425.

[alexk]

Matt, is the pad surface larger ?

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by alexk

Matt, is the pad surface larger ?

I presume you're asking if the Porsche pads are larger then the standard O.E. CSL pads... they look like they are, but I've not laid both set of pads out, side by side, as yet. I'll do it over the weekend, measure them up and let U know for 100% sure.
By the way, MBT still haven't replayed to my e-mail so it's best if U could call them for me (if and when U have a free moment) and get the price for the universal adaptor brackets (141 I think) & the bolt kit


http://mbt-engineering.de/EN/product...6C_345x28.html

[alexk]

Matt,

I can try to ring them tomorrow (I don't think they will pick up).
I can certainly give them a ring monday.

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by alexk

Matt,

I can try to ring them tomorrow (I don't think they will pick up).
I can certainly give them a ring monday.

I would appreciate it if U could THANX in advance

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by alexk

Matt, is the pad surface larger ?

Hi Alex.
I had a good look yesterday and can confirm 100% that the Porsche pads in the P. Brembo callipers I have, are larger by about 25% pic below. CSL pad on the left and Porsche pad on the right (which to me looks a bit funky with random cut-outs & extra weights).