
Porsche Panamera (971) / 4 Sedan & Sport Turismo Carbon Ceramic Brakes Kit
Official Warranty: 1‑year free replacement for quality defects or coating issues under normal (non-track) use.
2017–2023 Porsche Panamera (971) / 4 Sedan & Sport Turismo Carbon Ceramic Brake Kits
The 971 Panamera 4 sedan and Sport Turismo is a heavy, fast AWD grand tourer, so buyers usually want stronger repeat-stop confidence without losing daily civility. This row spans two front iron-brake sizes on the 4 models—350 mm and 360 mm—with a 330 mm rear, so correct setup matching matters before ordering.
- Body style: Sedan & Sport Turismo
- Front rotor reference: Base/4: 350mm, 360mm
- Rear rotor reference: Base/4: 330mm
This is an OEM-size replacement kit. The rotors are built to the factory rotor spec and install with the factory caliper when the front caliper is a fixed design and the rotor spec matches. The included pad shape matches the OEM pad shape. If the car uses aftermarket calipers such as Brembo, AP Racing, Alcon, or Wilwood, provide the exact caliper model and StopFlex can supply the matching pad shape. Direct replacement is not confirmed if the front caliper is floating, or if the car already runs a non-OEM-offset rotor and the actual rotor dimensions cannot be supplied.
Why StopFlex CCB
Lightweight
Half the Weight, Sharper Handling. StopFlex carbon-ceramic rotors shed roughly half the mass of equivalent iron discs. This massive drop in unsprung weight instantly transforms your chassis, delivering sharper turn-in response and a significantly more refined road feel.
High-Temp Resistance
Minimal Brake Fade at 900°C (1652°F). While traditional iron rotors severely fade under heavy track loads, our CCB matrix holds a stable 0.30μ friction coefficient even at 900°C (1652°F). You get consistent, predictable stopping power when things get dangerously hot.
Corrosion Resistance
100% Rust-Free Durability. Say goodbye to flash rust after a car wash or heavy rain. The carbon-silicon carbide material is naturally impervious to corrosion, ensuring your brake rotors look completely clean and pristine no matter the weather conditions.
Long Lifespan
250,000+ km (155,000+ mi) Lifespan. Iron rotors typically require replacement around 100,000 km (62,000 mi). In normal street driving conditions, a StopFlex CCB rotor can easily last 250,000 to 300,000 km (155,000 to 186,000 mi), effectively outlasting the vehicle itself.
Ultra-Low Dust
Ultra-Low Visible Brake Dust. Heavy black dust destroying your wheel finish is a thing of the past. When paired with our matched StopFlex pads, these rotors generate virtually zero visible brake dust, keeping your premium wheels spotless for much longer.
Premium Visual Finish
Premium Mirror-Like Finish. StopFlex utilizes a patented ceramic formula that cures with a distinct crackle pattern. The surface is machined dead-smooth for high reflectivity, providing a premium aesthetic behind open wheels under the right lighting.
High Normal-Temp Friction
Strong Initial Bite (0.40μ+). With matched StopFlex pads, normal-temperature friction can exceed 0.40μ for a firmer pedal feel and strong initial bite.
Long-Fiber Construction
Continuous Long-Fiber Strength. StopFlex utilizes a continuous long-fiber 3D matrix. This structure is significantly stronger and offers higher thermal conductivity than standard chopped-fiber OEM CCM discs.
Cold First-Stop Confidence
Reliable Cold-Bite at -20°C (-4°F). Coated street rotors still deliver normal first-stop braking at -20°C (-4°F). Uncoated motorsport rotors are the exception.
Important heat note
Carbon ceramic does not shed heat as fast as steel. Long hard driving can heat-soak the rest of the brake system, including fluid, seals, and nearby parts. Unless the car already has strong brake cooling, or you plan to upgrade brake cooling, prolonged aggressive driving is not recommended.
Rotor options

Street Spec
Ceramic coating + cross-drilled face + large cooling channels.
For daily-driven 971 Panamera 4 models, match the factory-size setup first; the 350/330 package is the cleaner, lighter choice when your car came that way.

Track-Day Spec
Ceramic coating + blank face + honeycomb cooling channels.
If your Panamera 4 has the 360 mm front setup or sees frequent fast-road use, the 360/330 option is the safer all-around pick.

Motorsport Spec
No coating + blank face + honeycomb cooling channels. Not for normal street use.
For repeated hard use, choose the largest front package your exact caliper and wheel package supports, and treat airflow as part of the setup.
Pads
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Pad shape | The included StopFlex pad shape matches the OEM pad shape used by the retained caliper. |
| Aftermarket calipers | Provide the exact caliper model and StopFlex can supply the matching pad shape. |
| Pad details | For compound details and pad-specific parameters, see the StopFlex Ceramic Brake Pad for CCB Rotor product page. |
What’s included
| Item | Included |
|---|---|
| CCB rotors | Full-car set |
| CCB brake pads | Full-car set |
| 7075 aluminum floating rotor hats | Full-car set |
| Stainless floating hardware | Full-car set |
| Order scope | Default listing includes front set + rear set. Front-only or rear-only can be ordered separately. |
FAQ
Can I upgrade my Porsche Panamera 971 / 4 Sedan or Sport Turismo to a StopFlex carbon ceramic brake kit while keeping the factory calipers?
Usually yes, but only if the kit is matched to your exact 971 front brake size and factory caliper shape. If your car already has a non-stock caliper, confirm bracket, hat offset, and wheel-clearance details before ordering.
Which StopFlex carbon ceramic brake size is correct for my 2017–2023 Porsche Panamera 4: 350 mm or 360 mm front?
Order by the brake package actually on the car, not just by model name, because 971 Panamera 4 listings can overlap between 350 mm and 360 mm fronts. The rear in this row is 330 mm, so the key decision is confirming the front size and corresponding caliper fitment.
Is a StopFlex carbon ceramic brake kit a good daily-use upgrade on a Porsche Panamera 971, including cold first stops?
For a street-driven 971, that is usually the main reason to buy one: less dust, less rotor wear burden, and a more premium ownership feel. If you want OEM-like first-stop manners, choose a street-biased setup rather than a heat-first configuration.
Does my Porsche Panamera 971 need extra cooling with a StopFlex carbon ceramic brake kit for prolonged hard use?
For normal road driving, usually no. For repeated high-speed stops or track-style sessions in a heavy Panamera, airflow and pad choice become important, so buyers planning that use should choose the larger compatible front setup and review cooling before ordering.
Need fitment confirmation?
Send the exact vehicle details and current brake setup before ordering.
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