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Old 09 January 2002, 12:26 PM
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I recently enquired about Porsche brakes from a company called JAS Traction........Porsche brakes on a Scooby anybody ?

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for 16" rims w/ min. 345 mm ID
Porsche 993 Carrera 4-piston-aluminium callipers, 36/44 mm piston dia.
Porsche 993 Carrera rotors, 304 x 32 mm vented and cast-in holes
Porsche 993 Carrera genuine pad set for street use ( 62,5 cm2 )
custom adapters for a.m. callipers, CNC machined from highest grade steel
alloy
customer brake bells for a.m. rotors, CNC machined from highest grade
aluminium alloy
custom stainless steel coated PTFE lines for front & rear

price: complete kit including all needed parts #1300 + vat(#1527.50)

10mm spacers are needed to fit this kit with 16" rims

for 17" rims w/ min. 365 mm ID
Porsche 996 Carrera 4-piston-aluminium MONOBLOCK callipers,
Porsche 993 bi-turbo rotors, 322 x 32 mm vented and cast-in holes
Porsche 996 Carrera genuine pad set for street use
custom adapters for a.m. callipers, CNC machined from highest grade steel
alloy
customer brake bells for a.m. rotors, CNC machined from highest grade
aluminium alloy
custom stainless steel coated PTFE lines for front & rear

Special price: complete kit including all needed parts #1260 +vat(#1480.50)



This kit is also available with the 4 pot GT3 MONOBLOCK calliper & GT3 pad
set @ #1500 + vat(#1762.50)

All 993 callipers are available in Red or Black, 996 in Red only, complete
with mov'it scripting

These kits use genuine Porsche parts, and are German TUV approved.
The rotors are forged complete with their unique ventilation system, the
only machining they undergo is surface grinding, eliminating stress risers,
and making them very durable under heavy use. (very high resistance to
cracking & distortion).

Coupled with the Porsche 4 piston aluminium callipers system, they guarantee
high braking forces, with reduced braking distances, and "Fade Free"
repeated high speed braking.
These brake have been developed for heavy street cars, not lightweight race
cars, so they are equally effective on high performance cars, as well as
heavy high security vehicles. Developed for high performance road use, they
will give you confidence to use your cars full performance on both road &
track.

Fitting is a straight forward job for a competent auto engineer as the kits
come ready to bolt on with all necessary fittings. Fitting time around 2
hours per axle. NOTE: Some light machining may be necessary to the vehicles
calliper mounting points, in some applications
Old 09 January 2002, 12:30 PM
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Q5 must have been good!
Old 09 January 2002, 12:39 PM
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Way out of my budget !
Old 09 January 2002, 05:28 PM
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As they are all the rage at the moment....

ttt!!!

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Old 09 January 2002, 05:49 PM
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Well these brakes are always Brembo brakes that porsche order especially to them.
Brembo serie oro is not worse.

Caronte
Old 09 January 2002, 06:07 PM
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Caronte

you don't get it, do you? You posted a similar comment on an older thread. Brembo only produces the callipers to Porsche spec, the discs by the way are manufactured in Germany. The Brembo d'oro kit uses a standard brembo disc which you can't compare the a Porsche disc as the venting system of the Porsche disc is unique and therefore registered.

Cheers

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Old 09 January 2002, 06:20 PM
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Everyone keeps talking about the Movit Kit, how about a Group Buy !


10 kits was mentioned it yet another Movit/Porsche/Big Brake thread

I wanted the "Porsche 996 Carrera 4-piston-aluminium MONOBLOCK callipers : kit" myself, but I suppose we could mix'n match.

rich
Old 09 January 2002, 06:22 PM
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Still the calipers are Brembo's.
In addition the discs offer similar performances at this level, the differences are more of noise nature.
To add a good anti-fading effect many people isolate the pads from the calipers with thin isolant.

Cheers

Caronte
Old 09 January 2002, 09:01 PM
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Markus,
AFAIK, Movit remove the Porsche logo from the caliper and replace it with their own! (still some kudos I assume?)

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Old 10 January 2002, 09:15 AM
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Think you are correct about the porker logo being removed, but hey, they will still look and work the same.

group buy? well I've emailed Richard @ Jas Traction to see what he says.
Old 10 January 2002, 10:40 AM
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Right,
have spoken to richard, and he's up for a group buy. I'll create a new thread with details, and link to it on here, and the other movit threads.

RoShamBo - can I 'steal' the words you've posted above about the kits for the group buy thread? (have emailed to ask as well)

just don't want to nark you off by nicking your text, plus rather not link to another thread so I can keep the info in one place.
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Ro. thanks for the email.

all, please see this thread about a possible group buy on the movit kit
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have a look here!

http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/MISC/POR_MISC_brembo_main.htm
Old 01 September 2002, 12:59 PM
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cool!
As some may know I am *seriously* considering this setup, probably the GT3 calipers and pads, though maybe the slightly cheaper 996 ones.

Why do I want this? well, it's a bit different from the AP/Brembo/other kits that most people have, plus it looks really cool!

scoobymike and also Richard @ Jas Traction have been awesome in the amount of information they have provided me so far. If I don't go for this setup then I'll be using AP 4 or 6 pots, but like I said, i really want this.

OK, I'm no money bags, but my theory is that I'm going to upgrade my brakes to such a level where I should not need to upgrade the setup any further, thus the initial large outlay should be worth it in the long run, along with the kudos of having 'porsche' poking out from under my wheels

as said on jazz club "Nice!"


[Edited by Markus - 1/9/2002 1:03:11 PM]
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