Porsche PCCB Brakes for Sale – Genuine Ceramic Composite Brake Systems

Porsche PCCB Brakes for Sale at Global OEM Car Parts are genuine Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake systems for 911 owners replacing, restoring or upgrading their brakes. Current listings include:

• A complete 911 992 PCCB system with all four discs and calipers
• A matched 991 Turbo S PCCB system from a single 2019 car with 48,330 km recorded

Each listing shows the compatible models and the Porsche part numbers for every disc and caliper, along with condition details where available. Compare systems by model, part numbers and wear, confirm the match against your car, then order the set that suits your build.

Genuine OEM Porsche Ceramic Brakes Explained

PCCB is Porsche’s carbon ceramic brake system. Its discs are made from a carbon-fibre-reinforced ceramic composite and paired with yellow calipers. Compared with cast iron discs, PCCB discs are significantly lighter and resist fade at high temperatures. That reduces unsprung weight and keeps braking consistent during hard use.

OEM Porsche PCCB brakes are engineered for specific models and generations. Disc diameter, caliper design, hub fitment and wheel clearance all have to match your car.

Owners choose a Porsche ceramic brake system for several reasons:

• Replacing worn or damaged PCCB components
• Restoring a car to its original PCCB specification
• Upgrading from iron brakes to ceramic brakes

Every PCCB system in this category is a genuine Porsche part.

Porsche 992 and 991 Turbo S PCCB Systems Compared

The PCCB systems in our range cover two 911 generations.

Porsche 911 992 PCCB system. The Porsche 911 992 PCCB ceramic brake system is a complete four-corner set. Its part numbers are:

• Front discs: 992615301AC / 992615302AC
• Rear discs: 992615601P / 992615602P
• Front calipers: 992615105CB / 992615106CB
• Rear calipers: 992615403BM / 992615404BM

The listing names the 992 Turbo S and the 992.2 Carrera S, Carrera 4S and GTS. Confirm fitment for your exact variant with part numbers before ordering.

Porsche 991 Turbo S PCCB system. The Porsche 991 Turbo S PCCB ceramic brake system is a matched front and rear set: discs, calipers and associated components from one 2019 Turbo S with 48,330 km recorded. Because every part comes from the same car, the components are at the same stage of wear. It’s listed with seven Porsche part numbers.

Complete systems vs individual components. Both current listings are complete systems with discs and calipers. Brake pads, sensors and fixings may need to be bought separately, so check what each listing includes.

Shop Used Porsche PCCB Brakes at Global OEM Car Parts

Our Porsche PCCB brakes for sale are aimed at owners and specialists who want genuine ceramic composite brakes rather than aftermarket alternatives. If you’re comparing used Porsche PCCB brakes, part numbers, mileage and disc condition matter most.

On each listing, review:

• Model, generation and variant, such as 992 Turbo S, 992.2 Carrera S/4S/GTS or 991 Turbo S
• Porsche part numbers for every disc and caliper
• What’s included: discs, calipers, carriers, pads and sensors
• Mileage and history where stated
• Photos of disc surfaces, edges, friction rings and calipers

Browse the PCCB systems below and open each listing for full details. If you need PCCB components for another Porsche model, or individual discs or calipers, contact us with your VIN and part numbers.

How to Choose the Right Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brake Kit

Match the model, generation and variant. PCCB disc sizes and calipers vary between models, and between variants within the same generation. Compare part numbers for your exact car rather than relying on the model name alone.

Check disc wear correctly. Porsche assesses PCCB disc wear partly by weight, and the discs carry a minimum weight marking. Ask for disc weights where possible, and inspect photos for surface damage, edge chips and cracks.

Plan pads and sensors. PCCB systems use pads specific to ceramic discs. Budget for new pads, wear sensors and fixings if they aren’t included.

Check wheel clearance for upgrades. Ceramic discs and calipers are often larger than standard brakes and may need specific wheel sizes. If you’re upgrading from iron brakes, confirm hub fitment, wheel clearance, brake lines and any electronic requirements with a Porsche specialist.

Use professional installation. Brakes are safety-critical. Have the system fitted by a qualified Porsche technician, bled correctly and bedded in to Porsche guidance.

Before you order, confirm your variant and part numbers, check disc condition and what’s included, and plan for pads and any fitting work.

Frequently Asked Questions About Porsche PCCB Brakes

What is the difference between PCCB and standard Porsche brakes?
PCCB uses carbon-fibre-reinforced ceramic discs with yellow calipers. Standard Porsche brakes use cast iron discs. PCCB discs are much lighter and resist fade at high temperatures, while iron discs are cheaper to replace. Some Porsche models also offer PSCB, a surface-coated iron disc with white calipers, which is a different system.

Will the 992 PCCB system fit my 911?
The listing names the 992 Turbo S and the 992.2 Carrera S, Carrera 4S and GTS. Disc sizes and calipers can differ between variants, so compare the listed part numbers with your car’s or send us your VIN. Check wheel clearance as well.

How do I check the condition of used PCCB brakes?
Ask for mileage, photos and disc weights. Porsche assesses PCCB disc wear partly by weight against the minimum marked on the disc. Inspect the friction surface and edges for chips or cracks. Pads and wear sensors are usually replaced when fitting.

Can I retrofit PCCB to a Porsche that didn’t have it?
Often yes, but it takes more than bolting on discs. Hubs, wheel size, brake lines, pads and possibly coding may all need attention. Ask a Porsche specialist to confirm what your car needs before buying a Porsche carbon ceramic brake kit.

Do you sell PCCB brake pads or individual discs?
Current listings are complete systems with discs and calipers. If you need individual PCCB discs, calipers or pads, contact us with the part numbers and we’ll check what we can source.

Do you have Cayenne or Panamera ceramic brakes?
Our current PCCB listings are for the 911 992 and 991 Turbo S. If you need ceramic brakes for a Cayenne, Panamera or another Porsche model, send us your VIN and the part numbers.