Planet 9

christoscaymans · #1 03-24-2009, 05:59 AM

hi guys.i need to replace the brake fluid and the brake pads on my cayman s.did anyone has any good suggestions for this items
thanks

kareldeeley · #2 03-24-2009, 06:08 AM

EBC Yellow Stuff Brake Pads...........

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ATE SuperBlue........... Brake Fluid..................

christoscaymans · #3 03-24-2009, 09:56 AM

thanks for your reply.why you suggest me this brand?i mean that many guys were this brake pads but i do not know why.i plan to listen your suggestion and buy them.i also would like to ask you what is the difference between the yellow pads and the ceramic pads.is there any posibility after install the yellow pads the car to need more time for warm the brakes?were i can find the ATE brake flu?is any special type?thanks and sorry for the many questions

kareldeeley · #4 03-24-2009, 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by christoscaymans

thanks for your reply.why you suggest me this brand?i mean that many guys were this brake pads but i do not know why.i plan to listen your suggestion and buy them.i also would like to ask you what is the difference between the yellow pads and the ceramic pads.is there any posibility after install the yellow pads the car to need more time for warm the brakes?were i can find the ATE brake flu?is any special type?thanks and sorry for the many questions

These 'YellowStuff' Pads are Carbon/Kevlar Construction - But have Good Grip for Road Use (as well as High Temperature Use - On Track)

As for ATE Super Blue / Gold......

Ate Super Blue Racing Brake Fluid.

Sorry I do not know anywhere in Greece that has this...........

If You Have Problems Locally - Private Message Me - And I will Buy For You, and Send to My Greek Friend..............

christoscaymans · #5 03-24-2009, 11:30 AM

Thank you very much for your help.how many litres of brake fluid i need?which is better the super blue or the super gold?i also would like to ask you were i can find the cayman gt sticker that you have on your car.is great.you think that it will be nice on the silver colour?

Jim Michaels · #6 03-24-2009, 06:00 PM

I like the OEM brake pads (Textar) that came on my CS for everything but driving on track. I use PFC 97 compound pads for track, but the OEM pads for autocrossing and street. I use ATE fluid, but I think the Porsche OEM fluid is a very similar formula, if not identical.

jetengs · #7 03-24-2009, 08:45 PM

Some of us in So FL have been using the Pentosin Racing Fluid w/ 572deg dry boiling point. It is relatively cheap and I have not had any issues at the track or on the street. I was using Motul 600 but I think it was overkill and it is not cheap. For the track I use Pagid pads, and on the street factory pads.