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  1. How aboult the big 996 Cup anyone install theis big ducts?
  2. Did you made the conversion for the GT3 or TT 996 Brakes? I wanna do this conversion, but didn´t new wahat pasrts needed.
  3. Nothing new ? Have you choose the car, and do the upgrade?
  4. I have already the front calipers, rotors and pads, now I need the wheel carriers? It´s only the parts I need?
  5. Thanks for the help. I think my car have 300 - 330 hp, I have to go to a dyno , to measure the power. So maybe with this modifications I didn't change the rotors or calipers: - castrol SRF fluid - goodridge hoses - 997GT3 cooling ducts - PAGID RS29 ( yellow pads) Opinions? Thanks
  6. Thanks Loren. It´s a possibility, a less expensive modification, with Brembo kits, I hear too aboult the girodisc solution. Less expensive too. Do you knew this kit´s?
  7. Thanks For me it seems very confused the information. I really need to know what pieces I have to buy without doubts to do this conversion. All the correct pieces.
  8. Thanks Loren No I don´t think turning off the ABS. Only to change calipers, and discs, if that was possible. Can you show mw a photo of the wheel carriers?
  9. Thinking to do do some track, I intend to make a brake upgrade in the 996 C2 2000. I need to know if that is possible, to change the brake ssytem, and what I need to buy to do the conversion 996 C2MKI > 996GT3MKI ? For now I think in the front only. It needs only calipers , pads and discs of 330mm? Parts: 99635140991 DISC TRV FRT Left 996GT3 99635141091 DISC TRV FRT right 996GT3 99635142910 Caliper Breaks FRT Left 996 GT3 99635143010 Caliper Breaks FRT right 996GT3 Pads , I don´t insert the codes because there is so much options, in other brands. Thanks for the help.
  10. I think that the best kit to upgrade the brakes are: PAGID RS 29 front and rear Goodridge Braided Hoses Castrol SRF Brake Fluid 997 GT3 Front Brake Ducts 997 GT3-2 Rear Forced Air Ducts Hope I help.
  11. Hi I think to improve some parts im my car. I think install a Gt3 serial things in my 996 C2 GT3 Kit in order to substitute my serial suspension M030 996 2000 C2, and Brake system I need information aboult what I have to buy. Suspension: . Stabilizers bars . coilovers Anything more? Or it is best to buy - The bilstein PSS10 - KW variant 3 Or H&R stabilizers bars? Aboult the brakes system - The GT3 serial kit brakes is: 4 piston calipers 4x 330mm discs I need advice, thanks
  12. Beautiful car. This is maybe the last 997 model.
  13. Click on the "Documents Menu" near the top of the page for some of the information you may be looking for. Regards, Maurice. Thanks Maurice I find the lists, and codes. :thankyou:
  14. Hello I would like to know if there is a link, a site or a topic here, with the Porsche codes, car codes, extras.... Thanks
  15. Thanks Loren Yes I think a 8" ET52 wheels in front was ok and don´t need the spacer. However he have already in back the 10" ET65 with a 17mm Spacer. They look fantastic, so I think I stay with the spacer back. Now I trying to find the GT3 front wheels in 8"ET52, but is not a easy find. 1" is aboult 2,54cm 0,5" is aboult 1,27cm, it was a big difference.
  16. Hello I I own a 996 C2 Coupe 2000 recently with the factory GT3 KIt,( I don´t know if there is a code for this GT3 Kit) and I notest he have : - Front 7,5" ET50 - 225/40 ZR 18 - Back 10" ET65 - 285/30 ZR 18 ( he have monted a 17mm spacers)only in back It is possible to mount in front the 8" ET 52 in front? In both situations is correct to mount spacers in front? In this case 5, or 7 mm ? I notest that in front the wheels are inside the arch of the car. In back are ok, with a good looking . Thanks in advance for your opinions.
  17. In my 996 2000, I have: 7,5Jx18 ET50 with 225/40 ZR 18 10Jx18 ET65 with 265/35 ZR 18 ( 17mm spacer) Recently I change: 10Jx18 ET65 to 285/35 ZR 18 ( 17mm spacer) And I try to find a: 8Jx18 ET52 with 225/40 ZR 18 to install in front. ( then I see if I would install a 5 mm spacer) The car registration have this tire options.
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