Porsche Racing Brakes

PFC Porsche 991 GT3 Cup / GT4 Clubsport Front Slotted Replacement Disc 380mm diameter x 32mm thickness Brake disc only, does not include center hat. Slotted V2/V3 Replacement Disc for Porsche 991 GT3 Porsche 991 GT3 Cup (sprint). Not for use in official Porsche Carrera Cup championships. Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport (FIA GT4 homologated) GT4CS PFC Slotted Replacement Disc Details Manufacturer: Performance Friction Right-side part no.: PFC 380.32.0054.451 Left-side part no.: PFC 380.32.0054.461 Size: 380mm x 32mm

PFC Porsche 991 GT3 Cup / GT4 Clubsport Rear Slotted Replacement Disc 380mm diameter and thickness is 30mmThe radial depth is 47mmBrake disc only, does not include brake bell Slotted V2/V3 disc 991GT3 Porsche 991 GT3 Cup (sprint). Not for use in official Porsche Carrera Cup championships.Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport (FIA GT4 homologated) GT4CS Part numbers replace 380.30.0047.451 380.30.0047.461

Girodisc Titanium Brake Pad Shields FITS: Porsche 991, 992, GT4 Rear The problem of brake fluid boiling is due to heat transferring from the rotors and pads directly into the fluid through the caliper pistons. When brake fluid boils, it releases air that is normally part of the molecular structure of the fluid. This air is compressible, of course, and the brake pedal goes to the floor instead of moving the caliper pistons. Production cars tend to suffer from this on track days because they don't have the extensive cooling ducts and exotic brake materials found on race cars. Race-only brake calipers generally come with titanium caliper pistons for one reason: titanium has low thermal conductivity. This means it's very bad at transferring heat, which is good if you're trying to keep your brake fluid from boiling. Here's a comparison of materials and their relative thermal conductivity ratings (lower is better): Titanium 6AL-4V = 6.7 W/mk Steel = 52 W/mk Aluminum = 130 W/mk Most fixed calipers use aluminum pistons which are, unfortunately, excellent at transferring braking heat to your brake fluid. Our solution is to place Girodisc's thin titanium shims between the brake pad and the caliper pistons. This helps prevent braking heat from transferring into the pistons and, thus, into the fluid. For cars that are going to see hard or multiple track days, these shims are affordable protection from losing your brake pedal at the wrong time and making your track day very expensive. Water jet cut to exact size; no cutting, grinding, or swearing involved. Price is per axle (four shims)

Girodisc Titanium Brake Pad Shields FITS: Porsche 981 GT4 The problem of brake fluid boiling is due to heat transferring from the rotors and pads directly into the fluid through the caliper pistons. When brake fluid boils, it releases air that is normally part of the molecular structure of the fluid. This air is compressible, of course, and the brake pedal goes to the floor instead of moving the caliper pistons. Production cars tend to suffer from this on track days because they don't have the extensive cooling ducts and exotic brake materials found on race cars. Race-only brake calipers generally come with titanium caliper pistons for one reason: titanium has low thermal conductivity. This means it's very bad at transferring heat, which is good if you're trying to keep your brake fluid from boiling. Here's a comparison of materials and their relative thermal conductivity ratings (lower is better): Titanium 6AL-4V = 6.7 W/mk Steel = 52 W/mk Aluminum = 130 W/mk Most fixed calipers use aluminum pistons which are, unfortunately, excellent at transferring braking heat to your brake fluid. Our solution is to place Girodisc's thin titanium shims between the brake pad and the caliper pistons. This helps prevent braking heat from transferring into the pistons and, thus, into the fluid. For cars that are going to see hard or multiple track days, these shims are affordable protection from losing your brake pedal at the wrong time and making your track day very expensive. Water jet cut to exact size; no cutting, grinding, or swearing involved. Price is per axle (four shims)

Ferodo FCP4664 Porsche Front Brake Pads Ferodo FCP4664 Front Brake Pad Fitment: Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Porsche 991 GT3 [iron brakes] 14 - 16 X Porsche 991 GT3 RS [iron brakes] 16 X Porsche 991 Turbo [iron brakes] 13 - X Porsche 991 Turbo S [iron brakes] 13 - X Porsche 991.2 GT3 [iron brakes] 18 - 19 X Porsche 991.2 GT3 RS [iron brakes] 19 X Porsche 991 911 Speedster [iron brakes] 19  X Porsche 992 3.0 Carrera S [iron brakes] 20 - X Porsche 992 3.0 Carrera 4S [iron brakes] 20 - X Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 4.0 [982] [iron brakes] 19 - X Porsche Cayman GT4 [981] 16 - X Porsche 718 Cayman GTS 4.0 [982] [iron brakes] 2016 X Porsche 992 Turbo [iron brakes] 2020 - X Porsche 992 GT3 [iron brakes] 2022 - X Porsche 718 Cayman GT4RS [iron brakes] 23 - X Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Not for use with carbon-ceramic rotors. Ferodo DS3.12 Brake Compound Details The DS3.12 is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Ferodo DS1.11 Brake Compound Details The DS1.11 has a lower mu than the DS3.12 at all temperatures and can be characterized as a moderate mu pad vs. other endurance racing compounds. They require more pedal force than the DS3.12, and they have a slightly declining torque curve as temperatures rise. As they get hotter and you dive deeper into a turn, you may feel like you need to push a little harder on the brake pedal to elicit the same response (which is a feel many drivers actually prefer). Some drivers feel that the DS1.11 is more controllable on street tires than DS3.12 since ABS cannot be activated as easily. It will last a fairly long time vs. many other pad compounds on the market but does not last quite as long as the DS3.12. They are very gentle on discs at track temperatures when a proper pad transfer layer is maintained. The DS1.11 also has an outstanding max temp and fade resistance, just not quite as high as 3.12. We're not aware of anyone who has faded them, and most people differentiate between the DS1.11 and DS3.12 based on feel. Ferodo DSUNO Brake Compound Details For our customers who enjoy the performance of the DS1.11, but just want a little more bite, we recommend the DSUNO. It doesn't wear quite as long as the DS1.11, but it does offer a higher overall mu once it reaches track temperatures. Ferodo DS2500 Brake Compound Details Although we always recommend using a dedicated race pad for the track, the DS2500 is one of the best hybrid street/track pads on the market. It features the moderately high bite and solid fade resistance of a track pad, with the relatively low dust and noise levels of a street pad. When used as a street pad, it can produce some squeal on certain vehicle platforms. If you drive aggressively on the street, do some canyon runs, autocross, and maybe some light track duty on street tires, the DS2500 is tough to beat. Ferodo FCP4664 Comparison Chart Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the Ferodo DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same, providing tremendous consistency and repeatability. The DS3.12 has a higher mu (µ) than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much pedal pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also un-fadable, showing no drop in performance at any temperature your brakes will ever see. Ferodo FCP4664 Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Comparison Chart In dyno testing, the Ferodo DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to brake rotors. We believe the Ferodo DS3.12 will become the gold standard by which other race compounds will be judged. Ferodo FCP4664 Operating Temperature Comparison Chart Porsche 991 GT3 Brake Pads, Porsche 991 Turbo Brake Pads, Porsche 981 GT4 Brake Pads, Porsche 718 GTS 4.0 Brake Pads, Porsche 991.2 GT3 Brake Pads, Porsche 991.2 GT3 RS Brake Pads, Porsche 718 GT4 RS Brake Pads, Porsche 992 GT3 Brake Pads, Ferodo FCP4664

Ferodo FCP4665 Porsche Rear Brake Pads Ferodo FCP4665 Porsche Rear Brake Pad Fitment Guide (FMSI D1740) Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Porsche 918 Spyder 15 - X Porsche 991 GT3 [iron brakes] 14 - 18 X Porsche 991 GT3 RS [iron brakes] 16 -  X Porsche 991 Turbo [iron brakes] 13 - 19 X Porsche 991 Turbo S [iron brakes] 13 - 19 X Porsche 991.2 GT3 [iron brakes] 18 - X Porsche 991.2 GT3 RS [iron brakes] 19 - X Porsche 991 911 Speedster [iron brakes] 19 - X Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 4.0 [982] [iron brakes] 19 - X Porsche Cayman GT4 [981] 16 - 20 X Porsche 992 Turbo [iron brakes] 20 - X Porsche 992 GT3 [iron brakes] 22 - X Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 4.0 RS [982] [iron brakes] 21 - X Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Not for carbon-ceramic rotors. Ferodo DS3.12 Brake Compound Details The DS3.12 is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Ferodo DS1.11 Brake Compound Details The DS1.11 has a lower mu than the DS3.12 at all temperatures and can be characterized as a moderate mu pad vs. other endurance racing compounds. They require more pedal force than the DS3.12, and they have a slightly declining torque curve as temperatures rise. As they get hotter and you dive deeper into a turn, you may feel like you need to push a little harder on the brake pedal to elicit the same response (which is a feel many drivers actually prefer). Some drivers feel that the DS1.11 is more controllable on street tires than DS3.12 since ABS cannot be activated as easily. It will last a fairly long time vs. many other pad compounds on the market but does not last quite as long as the DS3.12. They are very gentle on discs at track temperatures when a proper pad transfer layer is maintained. The DS1.11 also has an outstanding max temp and fade resistance, just not quite as high as 3.12. We're not aware of anyone who has faded them, and most people differentiate between the DS1.11 and DS3.12 based on feel. Ferodo DSUNO Brake Compound Details For our customers who enjoy the performance of the DS1.11, but just want a little more bite, we recommend the DSUNO. It doesn't wear quite as long as the DS1.11, but it does offer a higher overall mu once it reaches track temperatures. Ferodo DS2500 Brake Compound Details Although we always recommend using a dedicated race pad for the track, the DS2500 is one of the best hybrid street/track pads on the market. It features the moderately high bite and solid fade resistance of a track pad, with the relatively low dust and noise levels of a street pad. When used as a street pad, it can produce some squeal on certain vehicle platforms. If you drive aggressively on the street, do some canyon runs, autocross, and maybe some light track duty on street tires, the DS2500 is tough to beat. Ferodo FCP4665 Compound Comparison Chart The cold friction profile of the Ferodo DS1.11 is predictable and grows linear as your pad heats up with very good fade resistance all the way to its maximum 1382 F limit. Another common use of the Ferodo DS1.11 is an advanced track day driver in the red group in a well set-up chassis with sticky rubber and aero. Ferodo FCP4665 Operating Temperature Comparison Chart Ferodo FCP4665 Friction Coefficient (Mu) Comparison Chart

Ferodo FRP1078  Brake Pads Ferodo FRP1078 Brake Pad Fitment Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Aston Martin Vantage V8 GT4 ProDrive [race car] 6 piston front 11 - 17 X Aston Martin Vantage V12 GT3 [race car] 13 - 14 X Aston Martin Vantage V12 GT3 [race car] sprint 15 - 17 X Audi R8 LMS Ultra GT3 [race car] 12 - 15 X Audi R8 GT4 + GT4 Cup [race car] 17 - X BMW M4 GT4 [F82] [race car] 17 - 21 X BMW M6 GT3 [race car] 16 - X BMW M6 GTLM [race car] 16 - 17 X Chevrolet Corvette C7 GT3 [Callaway Race Car] 15 - X Ferrari 355 Challenge 95 - 00 X X Ferrari 458 Italia GT3 [race car] 13 - 16 X Ferrari 488 GT3 [race car] 16 - X Ford Mustang Boss 302S 13 - X KTM X-Bow GT4 15 - X Lamborghini Gallardo GT3 [race car] 14 - 15 X Lamborghini Gallardo LP 600 GT3 [race car] 13 - 15 X Lamborghini Huracán GT3 [race car] 15 - X Lamborghini Huracán Trofeo [race car] 15 - X Lexus RC F GT3 17 - X McLaren 650S GT3 [race car] AP caliper 17 - X McLaren 720S GT3 [race car] Alcon calipers 19 - X McLaren MP4-12C GT3 [race car] Akebono caliper 13 - 15 X Mercedes AMG GT GT3 [race car] 16 - X Mercedes AMG GT4 [race car] 17 - X Mercedes SLS AMG GT3 [race car] 13 - 15 X Porsche 991.2 GT3 R [race car] 19 - X Porsche 991 RSR GTE [race car] 17 - X Porsche 996 GT3 R & GT3 RS [race car] 00 - 05 X Porsche 997 GT3 RSR 07 - 12 X Porsche 997 GT3 R [race car. endurace caliper] 07-12 X BMW M4 GT3 2021- X Porsche 992 GT3 R [race car] 2022 - X BMW M4 GT4 [G82] [race car] 22 - X Ferrari 296 GT3 [race car] 22 - X Mercedes AMG GT2 23 - X Ferodo Brake Pad Compound DS3.12 The DS3.12 brake pad compound is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. Ferodo 11 FRP1078GB-N Comparison Chart The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same. This gives you tremendous consistency and repeatability. Ferodo 11 FRP1078GB-N Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Chart The DS3.12 has a higher mu (µ) than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much pedal pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also un-fadable, showing no drop in performance at any temperature your brakes will ever see. In dyno testing, the Ferodo DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates compared to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to brake rotors. Ferodo 11 FRP1078GB-N Temperature Chart We believe the Ferodo DS3.12 will become the gold standard to which other race compounds will be compared.

Ferodo FRP3110 Brake Pads Ferodo FRP3110 Front Brake Pad Fitment Guide Make Model Engine / Variant Years Front Pad Shape Rear Pad Shape Aston Martin DBRS9 GTE — 2017+ FRP3110 FRP1078 Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4 4.0L 2011–2017 FRP3110 FRP1078 Aston Martin DBRS9 GT3 5.935L 2012+ FRP3110 FRP1078 Audi R8 LMS GT3 5.2L 2009–2014 FRP3110 FRP1078 Fiat Tipo TCR 1.995L 2020+ FRP3110 FCP2 Hyundai i30 Elantra N TCR 1.998L 2020+ FRP3110 FCP2 Hyundai i30 N TCR 1.998L 2017+ FRP3110 FCP2 Hyundai i30 Veloster N TCR 1.998L 2018+ FRP3110 FCP2 Porsche 911 (992) GT3 Cup 4.0L 2021+ FRP3110 FRP1078 / FRP302* Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Ferodo DS3.12 Compound Details The DS3.12 is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Ferodo FRP3110G DS3.12 Relative Performance Chart  Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the Ferodo DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same, providing tremendous consistency and repeatability. The DS3.12 has a higher mu (µ) than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much pedal pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also un-fadable, showing no drop in performance at any temperature your brakes will ever see. Ferodo FRP3110G DS3.12 Friction Coefficient (Mu) Chart In dyno testing, the Ferodo DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to brake rotors. We believe the Ferodo DS3.12 will become the gold standard by which other race compounds will be judged. Ferodo FRP3110G DS3.12 Operating Temperature Chart

Ferodo FRP3075 Brake Pads Ferodo FRP3075 Brake Pad Fitment Guide (FMSI D991) Make Model Engine / Variant Years Front Pad Shape Rear Pad Shape Porsche 911 Convertible (996) Carrera 4S 3.6 2002–2005 FRP3075 FRP3051 Porsche 911 (996) GT3 3.6 1999–2005 FRP3050 / FRP3075* FRP3051 Porsche 911 (996) GT3 (Mk2) 3.6 2003–2005 FRP3075 FRP3051 Porsche 911 (996) Turbo 3.6 2000–2005 FRP3050 / FRP3075* FRP3051 Porsche 911 Convertible (996) Turbo 3.6 2003–2005 FRP3075 FRP3051 Porsche 911 (996) Turbo S 3.6 2003–2005 FRP3075 FRP3051 Porsche 911 Convertible (996) Turbo S 3.6 2003–2005 FRP3075 FRP3051 Porsche 911 (996) GT2 3.6 2001–2005 FRP3050 / FRP3075* FRP3051 Porsche 911 (996) GT2 (483 hp) 3.6 2003–2005 FRP3075 FRP3051 Porsche 911 (997.1) GT3 3.6 2006–2009 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 (997.1) Turbo 3.6 2006–2009 FRP3075 FRP3143 / FRP3095* Porsche 911 (997.1) GT2 3.6 2007+ FRP3075 FRP3143 / FRP3095* Porsche 911 (997.2) GT3 3.8 2009–2011 FRP3075 FRP3143 / FRP3095* Porsche 911 (997.2) Turbo 3.8 2009–2012 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 (997.2) Turbo S 3.8 2010–2012 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 Convertible (997.2) Turbo 3.8 2009–2012 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 Convertible (997.2) Turbo S 3.8 2010–2012 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 (997) GT3 RSR 3.8 2009+ FRP3075 FRP3143 / FRP3095* Porsche 911 (997) GT3 Cup 3.8 2010+ FRP3075 FRP3143 Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Not for use with carbon-ceramic rotors. Ferodo DS3.12 Brake Compound Details Released in 2019, the DS3.12 is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly to handle those demands. Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means that on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same, providing tremendous consistency and repeatability. The DS3.12 has a higher mu than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much leg pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also unfadable, showing no drop in performance at any temp your brakes will ever see. In dyno testing, the DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to the discs. We believe the DS3.12 is the gold standard to which other race compounds will be compared. Ferodo DS1.11 Brake Compound Details The Ferodo DS1.11 is a long duration endurance race pad that is also used in the Red Group of advanced track day drivers. With an incredible flat torque curve across the workable range of 392 to 1382 degrees. Designed to put you on the podium of your next WRL race or HPDE, the Ferodo DS1.11 is a track only pad that is designed for repeatable stopping performance and feel across a very wide temperature spectrum. The Ferodo DS1.11 brake compound makes the chassis repeatable in every brake zone, lap after lap.  The cold friction profile of the Ferodo DS1.11 is predictable and grows linear as your pad heats up with very good fade resistance all the way to its maximum 1382 F limit. Another common use of the Ferodo DS1.11 is an advanced track day driver in the red group in a well set-up chassis with sticky rubber and aero. Ferodo DS2500 Brake Compound Details Although we always recommend using a dedicated race pad for the track, the DS2500 is one of the best hybrid street/track pads on the market. It features the moderately high bite and solid fade resistance of a track pad, with the relatively low dust and noise levels of a street pad. When used as a street pad, it can produce some squeal on certain vehicle platforms. If you drive aggressively on the street, do some canyon runs, autocross, and maybe some light track duty on street tires, the DS2500 is tough to beat. Ferodo DSUNO Brake Compound Details For our customers who enjoy the performance of the DS1.11, but just want a little more bite, we recommend the DSUNO. It doesn't wear quite as long as the DS1.11, but it does offer a higher overall mu once it reaches track temperatures. Ferodo FRP3075 Performance Comparison Chart The cold friction profile of the Ferodo DS1.11 is predictable and grows linear as your pad heats up with very good fade resistance all the way to its maximum 1382 F limit. Another common use of the Ferodo DS1.11 is an advanced track day driver in the red group in a well set-up chassis with sticky rubber and aero. Ferodo FRP3075 Compound Friction Coefficient Comparison Chart Ferodo FRP3075 Compound Operating Temperature Chart

Ferodo FRP3152 Brake Pads Ferodo FRP3152 Brake Pad Fitment Guide Make Model Engine / Variant Years Front Pad Shape Rear Pad Shape Porsche 911 (991) GT3 Cup — 2013+ FRP3151 FRP3152 Porsche 911 (991) GT3 Cup MR — 2013+ FRP3151 FRP3152 Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport 3.8L 2016+ FRP3151 FRP3152 Porsche Cayman GT4 MR 3.8L 2016+ FRP3151 FRP3152 Ferodo Brake Pad Compound DS3.12 The DS3.12 brake pad compound is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. Ferodo FRP3152 Comparison Chart The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same. This gives you tremendous consistency and repeatability. Ferodo 11 FRP3152GB-N Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Chart The DS3.12 has a higher mu (µ) than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much pedal pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also un-fadable, showing no drop in performance at any temperature your brakes will ever see. In dyno testing, the Ferodo DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates compared to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to brake rotors. Ferodo 11 FRP3152GB-N Temperature Chart We believe the Ferodo DS3.12 will become the gold standard to which other race compounds will be compared.

Ferodo FRP3143 Brake Pads Ferodo FRP3143 Front Brake Pad Fitment Guide Make Model Engine / Variant Years Front Pad Shape Rear Pad Shape Porsche 911 (997) GT3 3.6L, 305 kW 2006–2009 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 (997) Turbo 3.6L, 353 kW 2006–2009 FRP3075 FRP3143 / FRP3095 Porsche 911 (997) GT2 3.6L, 390 kW 2007+ FRP3075 FRP3143 / FRP3095 Porsche 911 (997) Carrera 3.6L, 254 kW 2008–2011 FCP4805 FRP3143 Porsche 911 (997) Carrera 4 3.6L, 254 kW 2008–2012 FCP4805 FRP3143 Porsche 911 Convertible (997) Carrera 3.6L, 254 kW 2008–2011 FCP4805 FRP3143 Porsche 911 Convertible (997) Carrera 4 3.6L, 254 kW 2008–2012 FCP4805 FRP3143 Porsche 911 Targa (997) Carrera 4 3.6L, 254 kW 2008–2012 FCP4805 FRP3143 Porsche 911 (997) GT3 Cup 3.8L 2005–2009 FRP3096 FRP3143 / FRP3095 Porsche 911 (997) GT3 Cup 3.8L 2010+ FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 (997) GT3 3.8L, 320 kW 2009–2011 FRP3075 FRP3143 / FRP3095 Porsche 911 (997) Turbo 3.8L, 368 kW 2009–2012 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 (997) GT3 RSR 3.8L 2009+ FRP3075 FRP3143 / FRP3095 Porsche 911 (997) Turbo S 3.8L, 390 kW 2010–2012 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 Convertible (997) Turbo 3.8L, 368 kW 2009–2012 FRP3075 FRP3143 Porsche 911 Convertible (997) Turbo S 3.8L, 390 kW 2010–2012 FRP3075 FRP3143 Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Not for use with carbon-ceramic rotors. Ferodo DS3.12 Brake Compound Details Released in 2019, the DS3.12 is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly to handle those demands. Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means that on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same, providing tremendous consistency and repeatability. The DS3.12 has a higher mu than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much leg pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also unfadable, showing no drop in performance at any temp your brakes will ever see. In dyno testing, the DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to the discs. We believe the DS3.12 is the gold standard to which other race compounds will be compared. Ferodo DS1.11 Brake Compound Details The Ferodo DS1.11 is a long duration endurance race pad that is also used in the Red Group of advanced track day drivers. With an incredible flat torque curve across the workable range of 392 to 1382 degrees. Designed to put you on the podium of your next WRL race or HPDE, the Ferodo DS1.11 is a track only pad that is designed for repeatable stopping performance and feel across a very wide temperature spectrum. The Ferodo DS1.11 brake compound makes the chassis repeatable in every brake zone, lap after lap.  The cold friction profile of the Ferodo DS1.11 is predictable and grows linear as your pad heats up with very good fade resistance all the way to its maximum 1382 F limit. Another common use of the Ferodo DS1.11 is an advanced track day driver in the red group in a well set-up chassis with sticky rubber and aero. Ferodo DS2500 Brake Compound Details Although we always recommend using a dedicated race pad for the track, the DS2500 is one of the best hybrid street/track pads on the market. It features the moderately high bite and solid fade resistance of a track pad, with the relatively low dust and noise levels of a street pad. When used as a street pad, it can produce some squeal on certain vehicle platforms. If you drive aggressively on the street, do some canyon runs, autocross, and maybe some light track duty on street tires, the DS2500 is tough to beat. Ferodo DSUNO Brake Compound Details For our customers who enjoy the performance of the DS1.11, but just want a little more bite, we recommend the DSUNO. It doesn't wear quite as long as the DS1.11, but it does offer a higher overall mu once it reaches track temperatures. Ferodo FRP3143 Performance Comparison Chart The cold friction profile of the Ferodo DS1.11 is predictable and grows linear as your pad heats up with very good fade resistance all the way to its maximum 1382 F limit. Another common use of the Ferodo DS1.11 is an advanced track day driver in the red group in a well set-up chassis with sticky rubber and aero. Ferodo FRP3143 Compound Friction Coefficient Comparison Chart Ferodo FRP3143 Compound Operating Temperature Chart

Ferodo FRP3151 Brake Pads Ferodo 11 FRP3151 Brake Pad Fitment Guide Make Model Engine / Variant Years Front Pad Shape Rear Pad Shape Porsche 911 (991) GT3 Cup — 2013+ FRP3151 FRP3152 Porsche 911 (991) GT3 Cup MR — 2013+ FRP3151 FRP3152 Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport 3.8L 2016+ FRP3151 FRP3152 Porsche Cayman GT4 MR 3.8L 2016+ FRP3151 FRP3152 Ferodo Brake Pad Compound DS3.12 The DS3.12 brake pad compound is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. Ferodo FRP3151 Comparison Chart The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same. This gives you tremendous consistency and repeatability. Ferodo FRP3151 Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Chart The DS3.12 has a higher mu (µ) than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much pedal pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also un-fadable, showing no drop in performance at any temperature your brakes will ever see. In dyno testing, the Ferodo DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates compared to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to brake rotors. Ferodo FRP3151 Temperature Chart We believe the Ferodo DS3.12 will become the gold standard to which other race compounds will be compared.

Ferodo FCP4713 Brake Pads Ferodo FCP4713 Rear Brake Pad Fitment Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Porsche 991 3.4 Carrera [ceramic brake caliper with RBD cast iron disc ] 11 -19 X Porsche 991 3.4 Carrera [ceramic brakes] 11 - 15 X Porsche 991 3.8 Carrera S [ceramic brake caliper with RBD cast iron disc] 11 -19 X Porsche 991 3.8 Carrera S [ceramic brakes] 11 - 15 X Porsche 991 3.8 Carrera S / GTS [iron brakes] 11 - 15 X Porsche 991.2 3.0 Carrera [ceramic brakes] 15 - 19 X Porsche 991.2 3.0 Carrera S [ceramic brakes] 15 - 19 X Porsche 991.2 3.0 Carrera S [iron brakes] 15 - 19 X Porsche 991.2 3.0 Carrera GTS [iron brakes] 17 - 19 X Porsche 992 3.0 Carrera [iron brakes] 20 -  X Porsche 992 3.0 Carrera S [iron brakes] 20 -  X Porsche 992 3.0 Carrera 4S [iron brakes] 20 -  X Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Not for use with carbon-ceramic rotors. Ferodo Compound DS3.12 The DS3.12 is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Ferodo Compound DS1.11 The DS1.11 has a lower mu than the DS3.12 at all temperatures and can be characterized as a moderate mu pad vs. other endurance racing compounds. They require more pedal force than the DS3.12, and they have a slightly declining torque curve as temperatures rise. As they get hotter and you dive deeper into a turn, you may feel like you need to push a little harder on the brake pedal to elicit the same response (which is a feel many drivers actually prefer). Some drivers feel that the DS1.11 is more controllable on street tires than DS3.12 since ABS cannot be activated as easily. It will last a fairly long time vs. many other pad compounds on the market but does not last quite as long as the DS3.12. They are very gentle on discs at track temperatures when a proper pad transfer layer is maintained. The DS1.11 also has an outstanding max temp and fade resistance, just not quite as high as 3.12. We're not aware of anyone who has faded them, and most people differentiate between the DS1.11 and DS3.12 based on feel. Ferodo Compound DS2500 Although we always recommend using a dedicated race pad for the track, the DS2500 is one of the best hybrid street/track pads on the market. It features the moderately high bite and solid fade resistance of a track pad, with the relatively low dust and noise levels of a street pad. When used as a street pad, it can produce some squeal on certain vehicle platforms. If you drive aggressively on the street, do some canyon runs, autocross, and maybe some light track duty on street tires, the DS2500 is tough to beat. Ferodo 11 FCP4713 Comparison Chart Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the Ferodo DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same, providing tremendous consistency and repeatability. The DS3.12 has a higher mu (µ) than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much pedal pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also un-fadable, showing no drop in performance at any temperature your brakes will ever see. Ferodo 11 FCP4713 Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Comparison Chart In dyno testing, the Ferodo DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to brake rotors. We believe the Ferodo DS3.12 will become the gold standard by which other race compounds will be judged. Ferodo 11 FCP4713 Operating Temperature Comparison Chart Porsche 991 Carrera Brake Pads, Porsche 991 Carrera S Brake Pads, Porsche 991 Carrera 4S Brake Pads, Porsche 991 GTS Brake Pads, Porsche 991.2 Carrera S Brake Pads, Porsche Panamera 970 Brake Pads, Porsche Cayenne 955 Brake Pads, Porsche Cayenne GTS Brake Pads, Porsche Cayenne Turbo S Brake Pads, Ferodo FCP4713

Ferodo FCP4805 Porsche Front Brake Pads Ferodo FCP4805 Brake Pad Fitment Guide (FMSI D1389) Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Porsche 991 3.4 Carrera [iron brakes] 12 - 16 X Porsche 991.2 3.0 Carrera [iron brakes] 17 - 19  X Porsche 992 3.0 Carrera [iron brakes] 20 - X Porsche 997 3.6 C & 3.6 C4 08 - 11 X Porsche 718 Boxster 2.0 [982] 16 - X Porsche 718 Boxster S 2.5 [982] 16 - X Porsche Boxster 2.7 [981] 12 - X Porsche Boxster GTS 3.4 [981] 14 - X Porsche Boxster S 3.4 [981] 12 - X Porsche 718 Cayman 2.0 [982] 16 - X Porsche 718 Cayman S 2.5 [982] 16 - X Porsche Cayman 2.7 [981] 13 - X Porsche Cayman GTS 3.4 [981] 14 - X Porsche Cayman S 3.4 [981] 13 - X Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Not for use with carbon-ceramic rotors. Ferodo Compound DS3.12 The DS3.12 is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Ferodo Compound DS1.11 The DS1.11 has a lower mu than the DS3.12 at all temperatures and can be characterized as a moderate mu pad vs. other endurance racing compounds. They require more pedal force than the DS3.12, and they have a slightly declining torque curve as temperatures rise. As they get hotter and you dive deeper into a turn, you may feel like you need to push a little harder on the brake pedal to elicit the same response (which is a feel many drivers actually prefer). Some drivers feel that the DS1.11 is more controllable on street tires than DS3.12 since ABS cannot be activated as easily. It will last a fairly long time vs. many other pad compounds on the market but does not last quite as long as the DS3.12. They are very gentle on discs at track temperatures when a proper pad transfer layer is maintained. The DS1.11 also has an outstanding max temp and fade resistance, just not quite as high as 3.12. We're not aware of anyone who has faded them, and most people differentiate between the DS1.11 and DS3.12 based on feel. Ferodo Compound DS2500 Although we always recommend using a dedicated race pad for the track, the DS2500 is one of the best hybrid street/track pads on the market. It features the moderately high bite and solid fade resistance of a track pad, with the relatively low dust and noise levels of a street pad. When used as a street pad, it can produce some squeal on certain vehicle platforms. If you drive aggressively on the street, do some canyon runs, autocross, and maybe some light track duty on street tires, the DS2500 is tough to beat. Ferodo FCP4805 Comparison Chart Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the Ferodo DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same, providing tremendous consistency and repeatability. The DS3.12 has a higher mu (µ) than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much pedal pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also un-fadable, showing no drop in performance at any temperature your brakes will ever see. Ferodo 11 FCP4805 Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Comparison Chart In dyno testing, the Ferodo DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to brake rotors. We believe the Ferodo DS3.12 will become the gold standard by which other race compounds will be judged. Ferodo 11 FCP4805 Operating Temperature Comparison Chart

Ferodo FCP4955 Brake Pads Ferodo FCP4955 Brake Pad Fitment Guide Make Model Engine / Version Years Front Pad Shape Rear Pad Shape Porsche 911 (991) Carrera / Carrera 4 3.4 2011+ / 2012+ FCP4805 / FCP4955 FCP4424 / FCP4713 Porsche 911 Convertible (991) Carrera / Carrera 4 3.4 2012+ FCP4805 / FCP4955 FCP4424 / FCP4713 Porsche 911 Targa (991) Carrera 4 3.4 2014+ FCP4805 / FCP4955 FCP4424 / FCP4713 Porsche 911 (991) Carrera S / Carrera 4S 3.0 2015+ FCP4955 FCP4713 Porsche 911 Convertible (991) Carrera S / 4S 3.0 2015+ FCP4955 FCP4713 Porsche 911 Targa (991) Carrera 4S 3.0 2015+ FCP4955 FCP4713 Porsche 911 (991) Carrera S / Carrera 4S / GTS 3.8 2011+ FCP4955 FCP4713 Porsche 911 Convertible (991) Carrera S / 4S / GTS 3.8 2012+ FCP4955 FCP4713 Porsche 911 Targa (991) Carrera 4S / 4 GTS 3.8 2014+ FCP4955 FCP4713 Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Not for use with carbon-ceramic rotors. Ferodo Compound DS3.12 The DS3.12 is the latest evolution in Ferodo's incredible DS line. Sports cars today have more of everything: more horsepower, more sophisticated aero, higher curb weights, and stickier tires. These attributes place serious demands on a vehicle's brake system. The Ferodo DS3.12 is the modern pad compound designed from the start to explicitly handle those demands. Ferodo Compound DS1.11 The DS1.11 has a lower mu than the DS3.12 at all temperatures and can be characterized as a moderate mu pad vs. other endurance racing compounds. They require more pedal force than the DS3.12, and they have a slightly declining torque curve as temperatures rise. As they get hotter and you dive deeper into a turn, you may feel like you need to push a little harder on the brake pedal to elicit the same response (which is a feel many drivers actually prefer). Some drivers feel that the DS1.11 is more controllable on street tires than DS3.12 since ABS cannot be activated as easily. It will last a fairly long time vs. many other pad compounds on the market but does not last quite as long as the DS3.12. They are very gentle on discs at track temperatures when a proper pad transfer layer is maintained. The DS1.11 also has an outstanding max temp and fade resistance, just not quite as high as 3.12. We're not aware of anyone who has faded them, and most people differentiate between the DS1.11 and DS3.12 based on feel. Ferodo Compound DS2500 Although we always recommend using a dedicated race pad for the track, the DS2500 is one of the best hybrid street/track pads on the market. It features the moderately high bite and solid fade resistance of a track pad, with the relatively low dust and noise levels of a street pad. When used as a street pad, it can produce some squeal on certain vehicle platforms. If you drive aggressively on the street, do some canyon runs, autocross, and maybe some light track duty on street tires, the DS2500 is tough to beat. Ferodo 11 FCP4955 Comparison Chart Out of all the pad compounds we've ever tested, from all manufacturers, the Ferodo DS3.12 shows the flattest torque curve across the broadest temperature range. That means on every turn, on every track you drive, on every lap, your brake pedal is going to feel almost exactly the same, providing tremendous consistency and repeatability. The DS3.12 has a higher mu (µ) than Ferodo's other compounds, so not as much pedal pressure is required to initiate the desired response. It is also un-fadable, showing no drop in performance at any temperature your brakes will ever see. Ferodo 11 FCP4955 Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Comparison Chart In dyno testing, the Ferodo DS3.12 has shown superior wear rates to the other Ferodo compounds, while remaining kind to brake rotors. We believe the Ferodo DS3.12 will become the gold standard by which other race compounds will be judged. Ferodo 11 FCP4955 Operating Temperature Comparison Chart