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Quite a popular company. Well priced. I have used them for years for all manner of items.Buddy said:Eurocarparts also supply Brembo discs and pads along with other choices again at good prices and look out for the discount codes!
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j666gak
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2bobjones said:Thanks for info.
i got some GT3 ducts to fit and try will let you know how it Goes.
i heard GT3 master cyl and other parts can be fitted.
I got my brake master cylinder from the link below, took a while to come 1-1.5 months... but only 141 Euros + 16 p&p (no import tax)
https://www.fvd.net/de-en...3rs-07-997gts4-12.html
Don't want to speak too soon but recently it has been better so maybe the pads are now bedding in and the noise seems to have largely gone (could be colder weather though I guess). That said I've been a little easier on the braking anyway to avoid the noise.....
2bobjones
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interesting. Mine were making the graunchy/whine noise when hit before I changed tonthe HP2000 front pads so hence I think the cheap discs may be problem...
much sharper pedal and stoppingpower with new HP Brembo pads but same noise when hot.
Need to check the rear inner disc and pad contact soon if can get on a friends ramp....
2bobjones said:Thanks. I had some GT3 ducts for Christmas![]()
got to fit them soon and may well change the fluid for higher dot in future.
Higher DoT doesn’t mean anything, the boiling point won’t necessarily be higher. You need a racing brake fluid like Motul RBF 660 or if you can find it Castrol SRF. There’s no down side apart from it will cost more, a lot more in the case of the Castrol.
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