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Discs/pads recommendations

ben.beasley

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Looking for recommendations for discs and pads for road use mostly. Best to go with original Porsche or aftermarket? If aftermarket, which ones specifically?
 
I changed the front discs/pads/sensors on my 987.2/ 2.9 Boxster a few years ago. Bought the kit from Design911.
Car stops well with confidence, nor squeals or vibrations 16K miles later.
Car used only on road, no track events etc and gently driven as the wife is almost always with me.

Rears are getting close @ 83K miles, I'll do the same when due.

It is always worth asking the OPC Parts Dept for the cost of Porsche parts; sometimes the cost difference is not that great.
 
Hi Ben,

You could also have a look at the Type911 site for brake packages for your Cayman:


The official Porsche pads and discs will be expensive, but if you’re happy with aftermarket parts then I believe that Textar are Porsche’s brake pad supplier, and the Sebro brake discs are a good match.

Jeff
 
I fitted Brembo discs/pads/sensors to the front of my 2014 Cayman 981. The squeal was horrendous (yes, I did grease the back of the pads with copper grease and bed them in). My independent Porsche specialist suggested that Brembo are prone to this and they always use Textar .
 

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