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Hi, For anyone interested, just finished the upgrade of the front and rear brakes of my 2005 C2. I used the C2s front and rear brakes and rotors and furthermore exchanged the front carriers from my C2 for the ones of a C2S The Master brake cilinder has a different number in the porsche catalogue but when you look for the numbers in different partshops you allways end up with the same master brake cilinder. So I guessed it could not make much difference. With the install there was no setback. Everything worked out fine. My braking is now much better. In the beginning the bleeding seemed to be troublesome and I was afraid I needed the bleed the secondary curcuit. For this you need the Piwis computer which I don't have. After one day of rally driving the brakes were well used and there was no deep pushing on the brakes anymore. Then I furthermore changed the rubber lines for the steel brakelines and now the braking is like stepping on a stone which directly forces the car to stop. Exactly what I needed. Really worthwile!