[dougschrank]

I live in Baldwinsville, ny (near syracuse) am an orange b'ball fan and my summer track car is a 1995 968 hardtop (red) which loves to go to Watkins Glen!! I am now in the midst of replacing original pads with racing (semi-metallic) pads and the job was no where near as simple/easy as the Porsche website guy stated..thank god for Paragon products..they were a saviour. Just waiting on some parts to finish the rear and then on to the front! I would definitely recommend removing the calipers to do this, so mush easier and you will need to bleed the brakes, but should do that every year anyway.

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[wiseman]

Welcome Doug. You'll find a wealth of information here to wrench your own car. If you can't find it using the "search" just post a thread and ask. Lots of friendly folks here always ready to help.

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[94SilverCab]

If you're planning on racing regularly you should get to know Pete at RS Barn (see sponsors link above)

Welcome, and enjoy the site,

Jay

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[rgraham]

Welcome. I grew up in the Cazenovia area so I am familiar with "B-ville" as we called it. If you are interested in racing you might look at americaninternationalracing.com if you haven't already. They have an interesting front spoiler and a real adjustable wing. When you log into the sight click on "Porsche', then "968/944/924" then click on the picture of the 968. Have fun. rgraham

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[astroede]

Welcome to the 968 forum! Just finished a brake job myself, encountered a few minor challenges, but was able to get answers on this site. Good luck with your modifications.

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