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Some more info: The calipers don't have any Porsche part numbers on them, only brembo ones. If anyone could look them up maybe? The disks I have are the correct diameter as the pads fit them perfectly.
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chriss could you not just have 1mm taken off each pad , there is plenty on them 1mm is only is only a small amount of wear
cheers jon
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No, they don't actually fit in the calipers...
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Does anyone know what callipers these might be, or what discs might fit them?
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They look like '95-'98 993 rear calipers.
I just bought a full set for my Ghia. As for the disk, I'm not sure. I've got 944 rear caliper brackets, and rear hubs. I'm just going to go with the stock rear 993 disk. Also, the calipers I have Do fit the 944 brackets. Hope that helps. *I snapped a few pictures tonight of the 993 rear caliper and the 944 bracket together. I forgot to mention the bleeders and the crossover tube will have to be switched. Originaly the calipers were mounted in front of the axles.
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Ninja Turtles bed sheets Mike
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