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993 Turbo brake callipers

mmylonas

By mmylonas
in 993, 993 TT Series

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mmylonas

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Help from over the big drink.

I was wondering if anyone over there can help.

I have a 993 Cab and an Audi RS2. The RS2 was fitted as standard with Porsche brakes and has the big red conversion which I understand means it has 993 Turbo callipers and drilled discs. My old callipers and discs are a little long in the tooth and I was looking for some advice on replacing them. Suppliers of 993 Turbo callipers in the UK are quoting very high prices and I am wary of second hand ones in case they are shot also.

Does anyone have experience of refurbishing callipers? Would you recommend it and is it a cost effective option?

Alternatively does anyone have a set of new/nearly new Turbo callipers (and drilled discs!) sitting around that Santa gave them and they don't want...

Any help gratefully received: mm@3serjeantsinn.com

Many thanks

Michael Mylonas

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