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they dont fit as std if that's what you mean albeit i do believe we have a few customers with them under PFF7's.........
to be honest they were a decent conversion 10yrs or so ago because the calipers were available new as a silly price but these days there are far better offerings that dont involve the crazy pad prices / machining required
they dont fit as std if that's what you mean albeit i do believe we have a few customers with them under PFF7's.........
to be honest they were a decent conversion 10yrs or so ago because the calipers were available new as a silly price but these days there are far better offerings that dont involve the crazy pad prices / machining required
Thanks for the speedy reply.
I quite like the same on show over anything tbh
i,m on 18 x 8.5 with the 356mm porsche set up for an idea
as for brakes. i use pagid rs29 yellows. i have tried ap,godspeed,brembo,ksport and 2 with pf01 pf03 mintex cl6 pads. this set up on a scoob imo is unbeatable.
yes pads are expensive but when braking from 140 for the first corner on the gp track in germany ,then you realise were the money goes.
Last edited by rockabilly; 25 June 2019 at 08:21 AM.
If I remember correctly from my old set the word Porsche was actually engraved into the caliper and painted white. I believe the caliper to be from a cayenne so look out for some used ones on Ebay and get godspeed or as performance to knock you up some brackets. They do look awesome and I loved the attention they got
I have a Litchfield 355mm Porsche kit here , calipers are stripped ready for powder coating and rebuilding , colour can be chosen , it has brand new Godspeed rotors , half worn pads , new pads can be supplied , will sell the complete kit ready to fit for £1400
Cheers Ian
01656 723060
I have a Litchfield 355mm Porsche kit here , calipers are stripped ready for powder coating and rebuilding , colour can be chosen , it has brand new Godspeed rotors , half worn pads , new pads can be supplied , will sell the complete kit ready to fit for £1400
Cheers Ian
01656 723060
thats a great price Ian.
can you also supply rotors when i need a set. and rough price for a pair
i,m on 18 x 8.5 with the 356mm porsche set up for an idea
as for brakes. i use pagid rs29 yellows. i have tried ap,godspeed,brembo,ksport and 2 with pf01 pf03 mintex cl6 pads. this set up on a scoob imo is unbeatable.
yes pads are expensive but when braking from 140 for the first corner on the gp track in germany ,then you realise were the money goes.
Which Mintex pads did you try? F4R?
How do you find the rs29 driving to track days? I need something to replace (temporarily?) CL rc5+
I have some prototype Bilstein inserts to test, which will involve more track time.
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Originally Posted by Godspeed Brakes
I have a Litchfield 355mm Porsche kit here , calipers are stripped ready for powder coating and rebuilding , colour can be chosen , it has brand new Godspeed rotors , half worn pads , new pads can be supplied , will sell the complete kit ready to fit for £1400
Cheers Ian
01656 723060
24 June 2019, 03:47 PM
Porsche brakes under PFF7’s
