Porsche BREMBO 4 pots for the CSL ?

[mattCSLnut]

I have a pair of these as a back up braking plan for my CSL . Has anyone done this conversion before ? or does anyone know of someone that has ? They are the front callipers made by "BREMBO" as fitted to PORSCHE 928 S4, 944 Turbo, 968 Club Sport, 911s (1989 onwards non Turbo) and Boxter S, I think. Any advise, pointers, useful comments are more then welcomed

[alexk]

These guys will be able to help you with brackets
http://mbt-engineering.de/EN/product...6C_345x28.html

They are very friendly and I think very professional !

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by alexk

These guys will be able to help you with brackets
http://mbt-engineering.de/EN/product...6C_345x28.html

They are very friendly and I think very professional !

THANX Alex GREAT link. I'll drop them an e-mail with my enquiry.

[shimmy]

im sure with those fitted well Matt youll have a good brake set up. What pad shape do they use (ie surface area)?

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by shimmy

im sure with those fitted well Matt youll have a good brake set up. What pad shape do they use (ie surface area)?

These ... I'm either going to get the Performance Friction "Z" Track Day pads (same as I have at the moment ) or something from Pagid

[shimmy]

[mattCSLnut]

What sizes are the pistons in those callipers ?
Regards,

The Gorilla.

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The piston sizes in my BREMBO Porsche front callipers are as follows:

The two smaller ones are 36 mm in diameter
The other two, larger ones are 45 mm in diameter

I've just sent an e-mail to a German tuning/machining company with an enquiry

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

[The Gorilla]

Hi,

MBT will more than likely have
bracket adapters for mounting them.

From the pic posted they mount
correctly as trailing calipers.

Just make sure that when mounted
that their is no clearance issues
with the way the brake line hose
attaches to the caliper.

Some Brembos have a 45 degree lug
which the hose fits into and this can create
clearance / fitting issues.

Regards,

The Gorilla.

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by The Gorilla

Hi,

MBT will more than likely have
bracket adapters for mounting them.

From the pic posted they mount
correctly as trailing callipers.

Just make sure that when mounted
that their is no clearance issues
with the way the brake line hose
attaches to the calliper.

Some Brembos have a 45 degree lug
which the hose fits into and this can create
clearance / fitting issues.

Regards,

The Gorilla.

Hi m8.
I'm no expert but just to clarify "Trailing" callipers means they mount at the back of the wheel (near the lower part of the 'A' post, as it were) and the arrow on the calliper points in the direction of forward travel , RIGHT ? On the other hand "Leading" callipers are mounted at the front of the wheel (near/towards the front bumper, as it were)

About the brake hoses... that's my next concern which I need to resolve . Would U know the tread size & shape of the hose end, the bit that screw into the O.E. CSL callipers ? THANX for the continuing flow of info BTW what's the exact size of the O.E. M3 CSL front discs (350 mm in diameter X 28 mm in thickness ???)

[7.77]

they are old style brembos, not sure they are ok with big size disc
absolutly not the same design as 996 onwards.