Porsche 928 Parts & Accessories

Explore Porsche 928 parts for brake service, damper replacement and engine maintenance. Compare Hawk and EBC brake pads with KONI Special D shocks, a K&N replacement air filter and wheel hardware. Choose the work you want to complete and narrow the application to your exact 928 configuration.

Brake Pads for Your Use and Equipment

Hawk listings include HPS and race-oriented DTC or Blue 9012 references, with EBC choices also identifying particular brake applications. Match the installed caliper, axle and rotor arrangement first, then compare the manufacturer’s intended use for the compound. Verify complete 928 coverage and the precise service position for each brake part before ordering.

KONI Dampers and Filter Service

KONI Special D references distinguish front and rear shocks and specify original Boge equipment. Review that restriction and the mounts before choosing a replacement. The K&N air-filter reference explicitly names the 928, while NGK plugs require the correct engine and head specification for a separate ignition-service task.

Wheel-Fitment and Small Service Components

H&R references vary in thickness and mounting system; McGard locks have their own seat and length requirements. Compare the complete hub, wheel and fastening arrangement rather than choosing only a spacer dimension. Bleeders and bulbs also need exact thread or socket specifications for the installed component.

Choose Your Part

• Choose brake, damper, engine-service or wheel-fitment work.
• Match the year, installed calipers and original damper equipment.
• Compare intended pad use, full dimensions and package contents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I choose brake pads by the 928 name alone?

No. Confirm the exact year, caliper, rotor application and service axle.

Are race-pad references the same choice as street pads?

No. Review intended operating conditions and manufacturer use guidance for each compound.

How do I choose KONI replacement shocks for my Porsche 928?

Check the complete application and front or rear service position. The Special D options described here specify models originally equipped with Boge components; confirm your car’s equipment and mounting arrangement before selecting a replacement.

How do I choose spark plugs for my Porsche 928?

Use the exact engine and cylinder-head requirements to check the manufacturer’s spark-plug application. Match the complete plug specification and required gap, especially if the engine or ignition system has been modified.

Is spacer thickness enough to choose a wheel-fitment part?

No. Pattern, centering, mounting system, hardware and wheel clearance must also match.

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