GR Yaris Carbon ceramic discs
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You won‘t find any of those because the OEM discs are too thin.
There are no carbon ceramic discs this thin.
Bronson
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SVM had 400mm carbon ceramics on their car. Pretty sure they were about £5k at the time. About 3 minutes in they mention them, I know they were selling them at the time but I can’t see them listed on their website anymore.
Ishk1
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- Dec 12, 2022
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If you can wait (it took months for mine), contact carbo brake for their a400 set. I got mine front and rear
www.carbobrake.com
I use them on 18 inch rims. The set uses the same pads as the porsche gt3 rs.
I use 265 tires so the rims are not factory but those we found were lighter than the wedsports in the same dimensions.
Edit: rims are: volk racing ce28sl
Carbo™ Brake | Custom made performance
I use them on 18 inch rims. The set uses the same pads as the porsche gt3 rs.
I use 265 tires so the rims are not factory but those we found were lighter than the wedsports in the same dimensions.
Edit: rims are: volk racing ce28sl
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workpermit
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Sometimes I think the price of a carbon upgrade would be worth it just to remove the excessive brake dust! It's unreal on this car.
Michael Knight
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not wanting to be an ass but There has been some issues when carbon brakes have been used with a car that does not have them from factory.
Was it with Porsches that ECU has functionality for PCCB's to sweep the disc every now and then - without the functionality braking performance can be decreased if brakes are applied instantly (cold etc). Not sure if this is a PCCB related or a common issue.
Was it with Porsches that ECU has functionality for PCCB's to sweep the disc every now and then - without the functionality braking performance can be decreased if brakes are applied instantly (cold etc). Not sure if this is a PCCB related or a common issue.
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Think @Phil1291 has them for a while now, and some of his client's cars too.
I was just unaware of the thickness issue with stock calipers (never upgraded brakes before).
My main goals were weight and long term cost efficiency, guess I have to take other route if I want to keep stock calipers.
I was just unaware of the thickness issue with stock calipers (never upgraded brakes before).
My main goals were weight and long term cost efficiency, guess I have to take other route if I want to keep stock calipers.
I wouldn‘t recommend it either way for daily use.
