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Seems to be only on Taycan because brakes are used often due to regen braking. I think PCCB on cayenne are nice and shiny. Mine kinda looked like that but after a couple of hard stops, they became much smoother and shinny looking.
My Panamera PCCB discs looked exactly the same.
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you are correct. My Bad.
I had the same issue on my old 2020 model Turbo S and on my 2025 Turbo GT
Porsche hasn`t done anything about this issue in 5 years
 


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What issue?
Rust / corrosion is leeping from hub to brake disc
No big issue because brake pads remove the rust during braking, but not nice looking at
 


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You couldn't make this shit up. Here are my aftermarket PCCB (and by that I mean Chinese Stopflex instead of Porsche Brembo) after 2 years of usage in Thailand's very wet weather. Not a single sign of rust 🤣🤣🤣

1/4 the price of genuine Porsche PCCBs

Porsche Taycan Rust of PCCB discs IMG_8238
 

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You couldn't make this shit up. Here are my aftermarket PCCB (and by that I mean Chinese Stopflex instead of Porsche Brembo) after 2 years of usage in Thailand's very wet weather. Not a single sign of rust 🤣🤣🤣

1/4 the price of genuine Porsche PCCBs

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Try to use your car all year in Norway with all the salt being used on the roads in the winter time + a lot of rain throughout the year as well
 

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Try to use your car all year in Norway with all the salt being used on the roads in the winter time + a lot of rain throughout the year as well
I don't know about the salt, but in terms of rain and humidity Norway isn't beating Thailand any time soon!

Couple times a month I have no choice but to drive the car in 15-30cm of rainfall flood! Surely that would rust them worse than any possible rain in Norway!
 

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Serious question: why are you running aftermarket PCCB discs? - what happened to the original OEM discs?
Why would I pay Porsche $30,000 (which is what speccing PCCB costs here)

When I can source these myself and install them myself for $6,000

I'd be a fool to gift Porsche $24K
 

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Why would I pay Porsche $30,000 (which is what speccing PCCB costs here)

When I can source these myself and install them myself for $6,000

I'd be a fool to gift Porsche $24K
Let me re-phrase: why did your car need new/replacement ceramic discs?
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