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26.01.2005, 14:32
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On a mission from SAAB (911 brakes)
Hi!
First excuse me for writing in English. My German is not so good even though I have a german girlfriend for more than two years. (Shame on me) I am on a mission from fellow SAAB owners who want to update their brakes with Porsche 911 gt3 brakes and similar brembo parts. I will travel to Chemnitz for Christmas and would like to bring home a few kits with me and think this is the forum where to ask: 1. where to find these parts near Chemnitz or on the way there (from Rostock). 2. what to pay for them (new parts) without being treated like a stupid "Schwede". ;-D Anyone fancy to help a lost SAAB owner from Schweden? Thanks in advance //Per edit: I will maybe travel to Sachs in Schweinfurt for some other parts, so any dealerships around there is also of interest. 
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26.01.2005, 22:51
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26.01.2005, 22:58
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On your way to Chemnitz, you will pass Berlin, which is Germanys capital and quite a big city. Anything is available, there.
In case, that you order the parts in advance, there is a repair-shop, where you could get them: lundtauto. Tel.: +49-30-815 50 22, fax.: +49-30-815 50 66 They are located near to the highway and they do not belong to the Porsche dealers organisation. That means, they usually give fair prices. I am not a relativ of Mr. Lundt or his advertisement manager, i am just a customer and a friend...  Thomas
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26.01.2005, 22:59
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For daily usage, i own a Saab 9-3 convertible. It has quite good brakes.
What's the reason for your fellows to change ? And: do Porsche brakes fit into Saabs ?? Regards, Thomas
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27.01.2005, 10:09
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oh, it is not for my own SAAB 9000 AERO which indeed has about 280PS and poor brakes. No, this is for the lads who does some serious tuning with SAAB 9-5 and 9-3 for track day racing and some streetracing as well. We are talking 500+PS in some cars here!
And no, the brakes do not fit right on, but it does not take too much to make them fit I am told. At least it seems to be the best replacements as they are large and "all weather" which is important in Sweden! Thank you for your ideas! Per
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10.02.2005, 01:19
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Sorry for coming back, but I did not get very good reply service from the shops mentioned in the previous answers. Do anyone have more ideas where to buy the parts below .
Brakes from GT3, GT2, and Boxter S. Discs from Golf R32, Audi s4, and RS4. Shame on me for asking the latter on this forum, but I got good and friendly replies lastt ime, so I try again! Best regards Per Lindgren, Stockholm Sweden 
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10.02.2005, 01:58
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@Per
Check this Company outFVD, thei are quite far in the south but I am sure they do also deliver to Scandinavia and can be of some help. I have once seen a VW Bus in their garage with GT2 Breaks and a 420 bhp turbo engine which had number plates from Kuwait Greetings from Switzerland! Saludos, Balazs
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10.02.2005, 02:55
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10.02.2005, 08:24
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Hi Per,
Try this FVD Schweden TA Sportvagn Mala 3186 S-28020 Bjärnum Phone 0451 17325 Fax 0451 17325 ta.sportvagn@swipnet.se best regards Peter
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