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Porsche 911 Turbo S ICOOH Carbon Ceramic Brake Discs - PCCB-Style Composite | Carbon Ceramics & CCBs

Porsche 911 Turbo S ICOOH Carbon Ceramic Brake Discs - PCCB-Style Composite | Carbon Ceramics & CCBs

$998–$1,302
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Minimum order
1 piece
Sold
2 sold on this variant; sibling McLaren 720S carbon ceramic variant shows 7 sold
Supplier
Guangzhou Wantian Industrial Co., Ltd. (profile in Who Makes What — evidence: Owner-confirmed — Conroy designated this supplier's store as the one to always use for brake products, Sept 2026)
Compatibility
Not checked — this listing names no vehicle. Confirm fitment with the supplier before ordering.
Shipping
Quoted by the supplier — ask about DDP vs DAP and delivery time in writing before paying
Added
2026-09-19
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Who manufactures this

The part matters — but so does the factory behind it. Here's exactly who manufactures this component.

Guangzhou Wantian Industrial Co., Ltd.

Verification
Conroy's designated brake supplier
Recorded sales
2 sold on this variant; sibling McLaren 720S carbon ceramic variant shows 7 sold
Directory evidence
Owner-confirmed — Conroy designated this supplier's store as the one to always use for brake products, Sept 2026
✓ Why it made the catalog: this listing cleared our quality bar with a profile in our Who Makes What directory (evidence: Owner-confirmed — Conroy designated this supplier's store as the one to always use for brake products, Sept 2026).
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Minimum order quantity
1 piece
Material spec
Carbon Ceramic
Shipping terms
Contact supplier — ask about DDP vs DAP before you commit
Seller type
Guangzhou Wantian Industrial Co., Ltd. — Unconfirmed (factory vs trading status unverified; directory evidence: Owner-confirmed — Conroy designated this supplier's store as the one to always use for brake products, Sept 2026)
Transaction history
2 sold on this variant; sibling McLaren 720S carbon ceramic variant shows 7 sold

Tested performance

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Peak temperature recorded (bench test)
852°C
Test type
temperature bench test
Evidence
Piston Play video "852°C Bench Test" (Conroy's channel)
What exactly was measured (rotor surface vs pad, load cycle used)
pending Conroy confirmation
Test conditions (ambient temp, cooling airflow, duration)
pending Conroy confirmation
Rotor / pad / caliper specs used in the test
pending Conroy confirmation
Fade or stopping-distance data
pending Conroy confirmation
Street vs track recommendation
pending Conroy confirmation — fitment and use case are confirmed with the seller per VIN before any order

Also known as

Call it what you want — it's the same part. Younger builders call these carbon ceramics, CCBs and exotic brakes. Old-school guys call them carbon ceramic brake discs, carbon-ceramic rotors and performance brake discs.

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About this part

We don't guess with brakes — we test them. ICOOH is the brake line we run and recommend because we've put their hardware through temperature bench testing ourselves, including a documented run peaking at 852°C.

Brakes are safety-critical. That's exactly why we don't list the cheapest no-name kit with a nice photo — ICOOH's systems are the ones that cleared our bar for real-world heat, and every order still gets fitment-confirmed against your year, model, trim, and VIN before money moves.

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