There are many things to consider when doing an upgrade. Check out a few of the articles on our website:

http://www.stoptech.com/whitepapers/...ons_122701.htm

http://www.stoptech.com/whitepapers/...erformance.htm

Also, a properly sized front kit is a good solution. We sell a 14" front upgrade for $2595 complete. It is the same kit that was on the car that won One Lap of America last year.

http://www.stoptech.com/whitepapers/...tter120601.htm

http://www.stoptech.com/press_releas...pofamerica.htm

 

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im interested in the 2nd generation PCCBs, and what 996 models that they fit on

i believe the 05 996 turbo S and the 05 996 GT2 come with the second generation ones

the second gen ones have 400,000 fibers in a bundle, versus 3000 in the 1st gen ones. (christophorus 311) - the issue also mentions that the cars i metnioend coem with gen 2.

 

I read that article and I can't wait to hear the long term report on the 2nd gen PCCB, especially since it is being used on the new cup race cars.

 

Second Generation ............... is that the code word for those that aren't all screwed up? The lightness is a great concept ...... do they really work this time? Just can't believe Porsche said they weren't designed to race?

 

i especially loved following the changing language used on the PCCB part of porsche website.

it changed like every few months, each time reducing the claims in life, while strategically saying that you are screwed if they think you went racing.

 

What would ever lead you to assume a Porsche is made to race?