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Perfect like new brake system off of my 2012 135i. Brembo front and rear calipers with pads and brake lines, OEM 2-piece front discs.

Front system is an easy bolt-on. Front discs are 2-piece construction with aluminum center sections and measure 338x26mm. Same as the BMW Performance brake system.

Rear calipers will mount up to the 3-series, but the disc is a problem. I've seen them installed on a 3-series with a 335i disc with the diameter reduced from 336 to 324mm.

No measurable wear. Never tracked.

Local pickup greatly preferred, but I can ship at buyer's expense. Located in Irvine, CA 92614. $1000

[AcExSpades]

So the front caliper/rotors are a direct fit for a 335, but the rears need modification?

Is that right?

[JaysBlueE92]

dibs PM me paypal info shipped to NJ thanks

[msv]

Originally Posted by AcExSpades

So the front caliper/rotors are a direct fit for a 335, but the rears need modification?

Is that right?

The front of the 1-series is the same as the 3-series, so the fronts are no problem.

The rear of the 1-series uses a deeper disc than the 3 series, and there is no off-the-shelf BMW disc that has the right diameter, thickness, and depth. The 335 disc is 12mm too big in diameter and has the right thickness and depth, but would have to be modified to have them work.

[msv]

Originally Posted by JaysBlueE92

dibs PM me paypal info shipped to NJ thanks

PM'd, thanks.

[deathbunny]

Sexy, GLWS

[patrickguu]

how about 335i xdrive?

[Everfly]

Originally Posted by msv

The front of the 1-series is the same as the 3-series, so the fronts are no problem.

The rear of the 1-series uses a deeper disc than the 3 series, and there is no off-the-shelf BMW disc that has the right diameter, thickness, and depth. The 335 disc is 12mm too big in diameter and has the right thickness and depth, but would have to be modified to have them work.

Good to know so i can buy the front BBK from E9x and put in my E82
Thanks

[sivas]

Interested in calipers. Please let me know, if you can do it. Would paypal right away. If yes, please pm me price shipped to 28277. Else GLWS!!

Thank you.

[SUHleen]

Ok so I have a set of these that I used on my e46. I wanted to put them on my e92, but I hear different things. Some people say they are better than stock e92 brakes, most people they say they are worse? Is it because the rotor diameter is smaller when using them? Because I'm not sure how a 6 piston Brembo caliper is less effective than the stock 2 piston or whatever they use

[msv]

Originally Posted by SUHleen

Ok so I have a set of these that I used on my e46. I wanted to put them on my e92, but I hear different things. Some people say they are better than stock e92 brakes, most people they say they are worse? Is it because the rotor diameter is smaller when using them? Because I'm not sure how a 6 piston Brembo caliper is less effective than the stock 2 piston or whatever they use

No offense, but why are you posting this in my for sale thread???

[Amgeater2]

Originally Posted by SUHleen

Ok so I have a set of these that I used on my e46. I wanted to put them on my e92, but I hear different things. Some people say they are better than stock e92 brakes, most people they say they are worse? Is it because the rotor diameter is smaller when using them? Because I'm not sure how a 6 piston Brembo caliper is less effective than the stock 2 piston or whatever they use

If you have a 335 then your are 100% down grading NO QUESTIONS !!! If you have a 328 330 then your are good !!!

[dx1541]

Originally Posted by Amgeater2

If you have a 335 then your are 100% down grading NO QUESTIONS !!! If you have a 328 330 then your are good !!!

Dang! Just as I thought those 6 pistons were gonna make the front look better as well...

[msv]

335 discs measure 348x30mm while these are 338x26mm. So while the calipers are better, the system would have less fade resistance.

[Amgeater2]

Originally Posted by msv

335 discs measure 348x30mm while these are 338x26mm. So while the calipers are better, the system would have less fade resistance.

Op you are wrong, the calipers are not better. Just because the are 6 piston calipers it doesn't make it better FYI

[msv]

Originally Posted by Amgeater2

Op you are wrong, the calipers are not better. Just because the are 6 piston calipers it doesn't make it better FYI

Wrong. A fixed mount 6-piston monobloc caliper is far superior to a single piston sliding caliper. If this wasn't the case, then the world's high performance cars (and all level of racing) wouldn't be using this style of caliper (BMW included). It's not the number of pistons that make it superior, it is the function, stiffness, and efficiency of the design.

[zivyn]

Originally Posted by msv

Wrong. A fixed mount 6-piston monobloc caliper is far superior to a single piston sliding caliper. If this wasn't the case, then the world's high performance cars (and all level of racing) wouldn't be using this style of caliper (BMW included). It's not the number of pistons that make it superior, it is the function, stiffness, and efficiency of the design.

OP - nice looking brakes, that style should be standard IMO

That said, these breaks are a downgrade from standard 335i breaks and any potential buyers should be made 100% clear. BMW offers these for the 328 but NOT the 335 for this very reason.
http://www.getbmwparts.com/partlocat...catalogid=4462

Link to previous thread
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...2#post12971352


They do look nice though, hopefully you sell them soon! Where are all the 1 series owners?

[msv]

Originally Posted by zivyn

That said, these breaks are a downgrade from standard 335i breaks and any potential buyers should be made 100% clear. BMW offers these for the 328 but NOT the 335 for this very reason.

It's brakes BTW. I've already mentioned the issue with the 335i above, see post #14

[zivyn]

Originally Posted by msv

It's brakes BTW.

Nice catch, fixed

GLWS

[SUHleen]

Originally Posted by msv

No offense, but why are you posting this in my for sale thread???

I was thinking about picking up the set so I could have matching rears with some extra work, but I was not sure if I even wanted to keep mine. Not trying to scare away any potential buyers, as I still may use mine, but with a nice set of rotors. When I had them on my e46 but with stock pads, it still stopped on a dime without any fade. They were awesome brakes.

[Amgeater2]

Originally Posted by msv

Wrong. A fixed mount 6-piston monobloc caliper is far superior to a single piston sliding caliper. If this wasn't the case, then the world's high performance cars (and all level of racing) wouldn't be using this style of caliper (BMW included). It's not the number of pistons that make it superior, it is the function, stiffness, and efficiency of the design.

With all the respect but you don't know what you are talking about

Please look at the thread posted in the previous post and educate yourself and them come back to me and tell me that I am wrong....

[msv]

I'm not trying to get into an argument with you. I have posted here in order to sell my brake system, not to have a debate with you. If you aren't looking to buy them, please go away. Thanks.