No not really, nothing noticable
My buddy drives a bone stock A3 3.2 so I went back to back and my pedal feel is good
Theres not really a gap, when you loosen the shaft in the middle and the springs you can just take out the pads, they are not firm in there like with most brake setups I have...
I have those springs fitted , also tried a pair of new OEM Porsche springs. Also tested a different set of calipers so it must be hydraulic system ...
Weird that nobody has a problem with the Cayenne 6 pots cause my stock brakes worked perfectly fine and from the moment I fitted the cayenne's...
Can anyone verify this ?
I checked codes in the ABS section but nothing came up.
I think I'm gonna have to take the Cayenne brakes off , put back my OEM brakes and sell em if I can't find a solution ...
I just placed another set of Cayenne calipers. just an unpainted set of second hand calipers my buddy has for his A3
The symptoms are EXACTLY the same... So my brake calipers are not the culprit
No pedal is prety instant. After bleeding them with the machine pedal feel was very good
What I do notice is something weird but when I'm standing still with the engine in P or in N the brakes feel mushy, but thats maybe normal ?
My discs are 33.4mm and 32.8mm , one of them had a slight warp...
Hmm I have EBC greenstuffs here that were on there + we also tried OEM Porsche pads for the Cayennes that my buddie uses regularly at his shop and they are all the same
Its only after a really hard stop + there's also the factor that the pads just slip out when you undo the center pin , I have...
Thanks for the positive comments guys
Yes indeed, I was planning on sourcing Boxster 4 pot for the rear and making a custom bracket and handbrake but first I wanna solve this problem cause it's making me crazy :)
I have been struggling with my Cayenne 18Z brakes for 2.5 months now.
Cayenne 18Z
MBT 2 piece 350 x 34mm rotors
Stahlflex lines
OEM Fluid
They are rebuilt and painted completely by Porsche in Holland, Initially I fitted EBC Greenstuff pads but from the moment I fitted the kt I noticed that...
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