Brake Caliper Upgrades

Bolt for caliper adapter bracket, Front. M12 x 1,5 x 37mm. Sold each.
For cars with PCCB Ceramic brakes.




Porsche 997 Turbo 2007-2009
Porsche 997.2 Turbo 2010-2013
Porsche 991.1 Turbo 2014-2016
Porsche 991.2 Turbo 2017-2020
Porsche 991.2 2017-2019
Porsche 992 Turbo 2020>>

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Brake caliper adapter bracket, Front 
For cars with PCCB Ceramic brakes.




Porsche 997 Turbo 2007-2009
Porsche 997.2 Turbo 2010-2013
Porsche 991.1 Turbo 2014-2016
Porsche 991.2 Turbo 2017-2020
Porsche 991.2 2017-2019
Porsche 992 Turbo 2020>>

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Titanium brake caliper piston pucks - replacement for the original ceramic type
Sold as a set for 2 calipers for PCCB and steel brake discs

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Porsche 992.1 GT3 RS - 2021 to 2024

Don't compromise on safety or performance – choose our titanium pucks for enhanced braking reliability and a smoother, more responsive driving experience on and off the track. Our pucks will ensure that your braking system can handle even the most demanding race conditions, giving you the confidence to push your Porsche to the limit.

The Problem
Many owners, drivers and enthusiasts of the Porsche GT3 RS, who visit race tracks with this model in 80% of cases, are facing issues with the braking system. Whether the brakes are equipped with factory steel or PCCB calipers, ceramic pucks are mounted on the pistons as a thermal barrier, preventing excessive heat transfer from the pads to the pistons and fluid. These pucks help reduce heat buildup, but due to the extreme temperatures and repeated heat cycles from aggressive or prolonged braking on the track, the ceramic pucks can become brittle and break down. Initial signs of this failure include cracking or chipping. Missing or damaged ceramic pucks can lead to diminished braking performance and increased heat transfer to the fluid. If a significant number of pucks fail, it could result in serious and dangerous braking issues. This issue is frequently overlooked during brake pad replacements, as technicians are typically unaware of it and fail to inspect for it.

The Solution 
Gold Leaf pucks are made of annealed aerospace titanium Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5). They offer similar thermal properties to ceramic pucks but are much more durable under repeated heat cycles. While they are costly, they effectively maintain a thermal barrier, unlike stainless steel, which allows heat to transfer to the fluid.

Key Benefits
Lower weight: Titanium is lighter than ceramic, which can reduce the overall weight of the braking system. This results in quicker response times for acceleration, braking, and direction changes, especially noticeable on the track.
Higher strength: Titanium is stronger and more wear-resistant, meaning it can withstand higher temperatures and greater forces without deforming. This is particularly beneficial on the track, where braking temperatures can reach extreme levels.

Installation
Installing of the Gold Leaf Piston Pucks: 1. Remove the wheels. 2. Unplug the brake lines and remove the calipers. 3. Remove brake pistons from the calipers. 4. Unscrew the original ceramic pucks and screw in the new titanium pucks. Be careful regarding the piston surface. We recommend using Loctite on the screw threads. 5. Insert brake pistons back in their caliper sleeves. 6. Install the calipers and brake lines, bleed the calipers with new braking fluid and install the wheels. 

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