2004-2011 Porsche 911 2 Door Safety -> Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) User Manual
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Safety -> Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) for Your Porsche 911 2 Door Sixth Generation (2004-2011)

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Day-to-day practicality.
Straight from the racetrack.
Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB).
On request, we can pro vide you 
with a brake system that has 
 already had to cope wi th the 
harshest req uirements of motor 
racing—a brake system fitted in 
the cars compe ting in the Po rsche 
Mobil 1 Supercup: the Porsche 
Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB).
The PCCB ceramic b rake discs  
for the 911 have a diameter  
of 13.78 inches (350 mm) front 
and rear—for formidable braking 
performance. The brake discs 
are formed from a specially 
treated carbon-fiber c ompound 
that is silicated in a high-vacuum 
process at approximately 3,100 °F 
(1,700°C). Not only are the 
resulting braking discs much 
harder than standard discs, but 
they are more resistant to heat.
PCCB is characterized by its 
low thermal expansion, which 
prevents deformation under 
heavy brak ing. Furthermore, 
the ceramic brake discs are 
totally resistant to  corrosion 
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The 911 | Safety
911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet
and offer more favorable 
noise-damping prop erties.
The use  of six-piston, alumi num 
monobloc brake calipers on the 
front axle and four-piston units at 
the rear ensures extremely high 
brake forces which, cruc ially, 
are exceptionally consistent. The 
 pedal respo nse  is fast and precise 
with only moderate input required.
All  the necessary ingredients 
are there fo r a short b raking 
distance, even in the toughest 
conditions. Moreover, safety 
under braking at high sp eeds is 
increased, thanks to the excelle nt 
fade resistance of PCCB.
The key advantage of PCCB 
is the extremely low weight 
of the brake disc, which is 
approximately 50 -percent lighter 
than standard discs of  similar 
design and size. As well as 
enhancing performance and f uel 
economy, this represents  a major 
reduction in unsprung and rotating 
mas ses. The consequence of 
this is better roadhold ing and 
increased comfort, particularly on 
uneven roads, as well as greater 
agility and improved hand ling.
Porsche Ceramic C omposite Brake (PCCB)
Please note that circuit racing, 
track-day u se and other forms 
of performance driving can 
 significantly reduce the service  
life of even the most durable 
brake pads  and discs. As with 
conventional  high-performance 
braking systems, we recommend 
that all  brake components be 
 professionally inspected and 
 replaced where necessary 
after every track event.
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