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PhilC4S

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Hi, I need new rear discs and pads for my Macan 2 litre. Is there a viable alternative to Porsche parts? Anybody had any experience of alternatives?
Thanks
 
Eurocarparts seem to be competitive on such parts, but personally I always use OEM, using my Club discount, in order to be on the safe side and preserve extended warranty. [;)]
Regards,

Clive
 
Thanks Clive, I didn't realise I could get a discount! What items does the discount apply to? I have had quite a bit of OPC work done this last year or so ...
 
A couple of good bits of advice shown above, Design 911 do offer a Club discount and are most helpful in supplying the full kit with everything you need. I bought Brembo gear from them.
 
Thanks for all your advice, I’ve had the brakes looked at and there’s still a fair bit of wear left. So much for sensors! I like the idea of DIY, but a guy on YouTube made a bit of a mess of it, which has put me off.
 
PhilC4S said:
Thanks for all your advice, I’ve had the brakes looked at and there’s still a fair bit of wear left. So much for sensors! I like the idea of DIY, but a guy on YouTube made a bit of a mess of it, which has put me off.
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Yes I thought the same, so my local independent advised me to order the the bits myself, from Design911, and he would fit them.
Which he did at a very reasonable rate - all good [:)]
 
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