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  1. win911
    They will fit your car. Porsche upgraded their pads with the round balancers. I went thru the same thing....I purchased an original Porsche front brake pads for my 99 and they came with those round balancers. I had to call my dealer and they explained it to me....It is a Porsche upgrade. Good Luck....brake jobs are easy...
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    I agree with orientexpress.... Go to the DIY section and do all or most yourself. It took me half the day to do my 60K mile tune up. engine oil, trans oil, front diff (C4), spark plugs, belt, pollen filter, clean TB, and clean engine compartment. It was pretty easy. I can't believe they charge that much for that kind of work....well it is a Porsche. A couple of these tune ups chould cover my mortgage :lol: Good luck.
  3. win911
    Hi, You do not need to remove the bumper or exhaust. I was able to change both sides by removing the tires. Having some flexibility really does help. Good luck.
  4. win911
    Check your RMS?
  5. win911
    :lightbulb:
  6. win911
    Hi Everyone! So I decided to change my spark plug on my 1999 C4. The DIY inspired me. Thanks Loren. I did a search on the plugs and showed that the part number on the Bosch is FGR6KQU.... I went to a local parts dealer here and ask for that spark plug number and told me that there is a new number for that particular Bosch... The new number is FGR6KQE.... last letter changed from U to E. Has anyone come across this? Is that a big difference? Thanks win911
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