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08-16-2011, 04:25 PM
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Re: Mixing PCCB rotors w/ iron rotors?
I can speculate, but I'm not a brake engineer and I have never played one on TV.
One should be careful about line-pressure and temperature differences in the response of the two rotor materials. I can imagine a situation where the apparent brake balance could shift depending on how many laps had produced what temps. It might be slow and barely noticeable or it might be spooky quick to occur with "meaningful" differences. Be careful 
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08-16-2011, 06:47 PM
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Re: Mixing PCCB rotors w/ iron rotors?
Honestly, your best bet is replacing your PCCB rotors with at minimum the MovIt CER Rotors. You kill 2 birds with one stone with the CER replacements. The steels are less expensive initially but will wear out more often and do not give you the durability or performance the 997 demands. The CER's cover all bases and last a lifetime...
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