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Interest in GB rotors for 18ZL home made BBK
- Thread starter LUI@ADS
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That is true and if you want to get into particulars, the larger 18Z's are theoretically more progressive since it's front pair of pistons are smaller and offer less initial braking force and bite. The smaller-rotored 17Z calipers actually have larger pistons than the larger-rotored 18Z. The 18Z has a 30/34/38mm piston arrangement and the 17Z has a 34/36/38mm set.
-P.
* The astrisk was supposed to have a note with that factoid, but it got chopped off via the magic of BlackBerry.
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LUI@ADS
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New Progressive upgrade calipers should work with these rotors. 
http://forums.racingbrake.com/showthread.php?t=849
http://forums.racingbrake.com/showthread.php?t=849
New Progressive upgrade calipers should work with these rotors.
http://forums.racingbrake.com/showthread.php?t=849
So this is something where you can use oem or RB R32 sized rotors with an oem R32 caliper, a cayenne caliper, or rb's heavy duty caliper? That's pretty nice.
Too bad I can't fit this larger rotor on my BBK
LUI@ADS
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Yes you can fit the new RB460 caliper with OEM R32 345x30 rotors or RB's Two-Piece 345x30 rotors.
These Cayenne rotors with the appropriate adapter should work with the RB460's.
The RB460's are going through R&D still and should be run at the track in the coming weeks before being released.
Keep in mind that you will need 18" wheels to fit the RB460 calipers.
I know how you feel PandaGti I want these for my MK4R32 as well. :thumbup:
These Cayenne rotors with the appropriate adapter should work with the RB460's.
The RB460's are going through R&D still and should be run at the track in the coming weeks before being released.
Keep in mind that you will need 18" wheels to fit the RB460 calipers.
I know how you feel PandaGti I want these for my MK4R32 as well. :thumbup:
Yes you can fit the new RB460 caliper with OEM R32 345x30 rotors or RB's Two-Piece 345x30 rotors.
These Cayenne rotors with the appropriate adapter should work with the RB460's.
The RB460's are going through R&D still and should be run at the track in the coming weeks before being released.
Keep in mind that you will need 18" wheels to fit the RB460 calipers.
I know how you feel PandaGti I want these for my MK4R32 as well. :thumbup:
That's exciting... As soon as these rotor rings wear out I can upgrade to bigger ones
LUI@ADS
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In your case my friend, YES YOU CAN! Yes you can! :w00t: