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The 993 rear caliper throat measures 26.7mm between the pin/protrusions. A 28mm rotor doesn't fit. You HAVE to do something about it. Everyone on pelican says you have to sand pads (though there are pagids(?) that come in a thinner version.) I could do the fill & drill technique and add 2mm spacer washers. VCI does that for their 930->911 caliper conversion. I have a mill, so just cutting them completely off and using a radial style adapter block is sexier I've had the bar for a while. Prob came from www.onlinemetals.com Edit: Just went and double checked the caliper. The ID of the caliper housing is 63.1mm minus 2 new porterfield pads @ 35.1 = exactly 28mm. Now, the pistons/seals can't retract 100% into the caliper so you need to shave pads or widen the caliper to actually fit a 28mm rotor. Edit2: Total brainfade! The 964 came w/ two version of rears. I was only thinking the early small one. There is a later one that is the same size as the 993 rear. It uses the same pad F&R right?
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Stephen www.salazar-racing.com 1970 914/6 - 3.0L GT 1983 911SC - 3.32L IROC 1984 930 - 3.6L dirt bikes (some gas, some electric), Sherco trials bike Sold: 2001 Boxster (hers), 2003 996tt x50 Last edited by smdubovsky; 09-12-2008 at 11:07 PM. |
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