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Originally Posted by Tom 991s
I now have the 15" Brembo BBK for the fronts on order...not sure if I need the rears also (?). Planning on running Pagid RS29 on the BBK in the front and on the stock brakes in the rear. Let's see if that makes an improvement.
You may actually be just fine with doing only the front BBK and running Pagid's + stainless steel line with the stock brakes at the rear. I got the 15" BBK for the rear (to play it safe ), and rotors are still like new (while a few micro-cracks have appeared at the front, nothing unusual) and pads last easily 3 to 4 times longer than front pads (again, nothing really surprising). I ran for a couple of months with only the front BBK last year -the rear BBK was not available yet in the US- and the car did OK.

Enjoy your next track event even if you have to go easy on the brakes!
 
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Centre Radiator install

Freed Performance installed the centre radiator on the 991 today and made custom grilles at the same time. I have not seen the car myself but received a few pictures today. Could not resist and had to share them

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Originally Posted by SM_ATL
You may actually be just fine with doing only the front BBK and running Pagid's + stainless steel line with the stock brakes at the rear. I got the 15" BBK for the rear (to play it safe ), and rotors are still like new (while a few micro-cracks have appeared at the front, nothing unusual) and pads last easily 3 to 4 times longer than front pads (again, nothing really surprising). I ran for a couple of months with only the front BBK last year -the rear BBK was not available yet in the US- and the car did OK.

Enjoy your next track event even if you have to go easy on the brakes!
I can confirm that in fact the RS29s are out. Mine will be here next week.

Centre rad will be a great addition for the summer months down south. Congrats.
 
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Awesome - thanks!

BTW - has anyone tried fitting the 265/35-19 R888's in the front? Will they fit in the wheel housing?


Originally Posted by SM_ATL
You may actually be just fine with doing only the front BBK and running Pagid's + stainless steel line with the stock brakes at the rear. I got the 15" BBK for the rear (to play it safe ), and rotors are still like new (while a few micro-cracks have appeared at the front, nothing unusual) and pads last easily 3 to 4 times longer than front pads (again, nothing really surprising). I ran for a couple of months with only the front BBK last year -the rear BBK was not available yet in the US- and the car did OK.

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Originally Posted by Tom 991s
Awesome - thanks!

BTW - has anyone tried fitting the 265/35-19 R888's in the front? Will they fit in the wheel housing?
We ran the Pirelli Trofeo 265 35 19 and 325 30 19 on our 991S with no issues.
 
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Eric - thanks! Somehow I thought you ran 255's instead of 265's ... what size wheels and offset did you use?

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We ran the Pirelli Trofeo 265 35 19 and 325 30 19 on our 991S with no issues.
 
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Looking good Serge!!! I like the center radiator...
 
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Forgot to ask, where did you get the center radiator from? I havent looked at Suncoast yet but will go take a look.
 
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Forgot to ask, where did you get the center radiator from? I havent looked at Suncoast yet but will go take a look.
Thanks, Got it from Suncoast indeed
 
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Originally Posted by Tom 991s
Eric - thanks! Somehow I thought you ran 255's instead of 265's ... what size wheels and offset did you use?
I had another tire size on but it was the wrong OD. Changed out to the right spec and the car feels fantastic!

Not trying to threadjack here but here are the specs and a couple pics.

This set is for sale incidentally....

BBS Motorsport E88
Silver Painted Centers
Clear Anodized Lips - look silver
Matte Black Anodized Inner Barrels

19 x 9.5 et43.5
19 x 11.5 et57

Pirelli Trofeo
265 35 19
325 30 19

















 
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Originally Posted by SM_ATL
Centre Radiator install

Freed Performance installed the centre radiator on the 991 today and made custom grilles at the same time. I have not seen the car myself but received a few pictures today. Could not resist and had to share them

Before:


In progress...




After:


More to follow soon...
LOVE the grilles you had made...looks so great. Congrats!
 
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We ran the Pirelli Trofeo 265 35 19 and 325 30 19 on our 991S with no issues.
That's great to know!
 
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LOVE the grilles you had made...looks so great. Congrats!
YES!!! It looks fantastic! I think I need that as well.
 
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Originally Posted by SupremePower
I had another tire size on but it was the wrong OD. Changed out to the right spec and the car feels fantastic!

Not trying to threadjack here but here are the specs and a couple pics.

This set is for sale incidentally....

BBS Motorsport E88
Silver Painted Centers
Clear Anodized Lips - look silver
Matte Black Anodized Inner Barrels

19 x 9.5 et43.5
19 x 11.5 et57

Pirelli Trofeo
265 35 19
325 30 19

















What suspension or springs are you guys running with this set-up? Thanks!

Sorry for the thread-jack, Serge!
 


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