pagid brake discs

phil200tdi · 07-17-2012, 12:41 PM

I bought some Pagid discs from EuroCarParts a few weeks ago and my mechanic tells me that they are not the correct part for my car. Too thin apparently!?

The part numbers I ordered were:

2 x 104111098 @ 56.34 GBP
Pagid Brake Disc (Front)
----
2 x 104111128 @ 59.40 GBP
Pagid Brake Disc (Rear)

Anyone know what the correct part numbers should be?

Pagid's catalogue doesnt appear to list the part numbers for the 335i front discs. It lists the same part for 330i as for the 335i which is not correct... Fucking hassle..

NavG · 07-17-2012, 12:44 PM

Did you not put your plate details into Eurocarparts site before selecting the items you wanted to purchase?

phil200tdi · 07-17-2012, 12:54 PM

Yep used my number plate.

There is an option of a few brands of discs. I wanted Pagid due to good reviews...

Looking now, there is also a more expensive set of front pagid discs. These also appear thicker.

Part No.: 104111138

parapaul · 07-17-2012, 03:43 PM

Yep, that looks right. Their website isn't that good although the shops are brilliant.

I'd definitely give your nearest one a call and speak to someone over the phone - their instore system has never given me a wrong part yet.

doughboy · 07-18-2012, 03:19 AM

Phil, the new (LCI 330i/d) does now have the same brakes as the 335i/d and this has caused confusion with a lot of sellers as they now group 335i/d and 330i/d together, forgetting that they used to be different (i.e. smaller on the 330i).

I had the same issue being sold brake pads for the 335i which tuned out to be for the pre-LCI 330i.

Never trust the plate selection, just select your own model from the drop downs, unless you don't know what car you're driving that is.

When I put my plate in it just comes up with 'BMW 3 series 3.0' and you have to then make sure you select your body shape, gearbox, 335 M sport, and even petrol turbo, further on in the system.

But even then it still mixes 330mm discs (330i/d) with 348mm discs (335i/d) even when you have selected 335i in the drop downs.

This seems to be because they are all labelled as 'BMW 3 series 3.0' so the ECP system can't differentiate.

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phil200tdi Colonel 112 Rep 2,621 Posts Drives: 335i M Sport E90 LCI manual Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Aylesbury iTrader: (1)	pagid brake discs I bought some Pagid discs from EuroCarParts a few weeks ago and my mechanic tells me that they are not the correct part for my car. Too thin apparently!? The part numbers I ordered were: 2 x 104111098 @ 56.34 GBP Pagid Brake Disc (Front) ---- 2 x 104111128 @ 59.40 GBP Pagid Brake Disc (Rear) Anyone know what the correct part numbers should be? Pagid's catalogue doesnt appear to list the part numbers for the 335i front discs. It lists the same part for 330i as for the 335i which is not correct... Fucking hassle.. __________________ Car: e91 330d with Viezu map Gone but not forgotten: 2010 Jaguar XFR (Cat-back exhaust, pulley, intake mods and map), Highly Modified E90 335i LCI M Sport Manual (circa 480BHP/500lb ft)
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NavG Private 7 Rep 86 Posts Drives: E92 325d M Sport Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: London iTrader: (0)	Did you not put your plate details into Eurocarparts site before selecting the items you wanted to purchase?
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phil200tdi Colonel 112 Rep 2,621 Posts Drives: 335i M Sport E90 LCI manual Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Aylesbury iTrader: (1)	Yep used my number plate. There is an option of a few brands of discs. I wanted Pagid due to good reviews... Looking now, there is also a more expensive set of front pagid discs. These also appear thicker. Part No.: 104111138 __________________ Car: e91 330d with Viezu map Gone but not forgotten: 2010 Jaguar XFR (Cat-back exhaust, pulley, intake mods and map), Highly Modified E90 335i LCI M Sport Manual (circa 480BHP/500lb ft)
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parapaul Colonel 118 Rep 2,216 Posts Drives: E91 330d M Sport Join Date: May 2010 Location: Stoke on Trent iTrader: (1) Garage List 2007 E91 330D MSport [0.00]	Yep, that looks right. Their website isn't that good although the shops are brilliant. I'd definitely give your nearest one a call and speak to someone over the phone - their instore system has never given me a wrong part yet. __________________ Just how many Yorkshire sheep can you fit inside one exhaust?
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07-18-2012, 03:19 AM	#5
doughboy Major General 1545 Rep 8,970 Posts Drives: 2018 M2 Comp 6MT Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: UK iTrader: (2)	Phil, the new (LCI 330i/d) does now have the same brakes as the 335i/d and this has caused confusion with a lot of sellers as they now group 335i/d and 330i/d together, forgetting that they used to be different (i.e. smaller on the 330i). I had the same issue being sold brake pads for the 335i which tuned out to be for the pre-LCI 330i. Never trust the plate selection, just select your own model from the drop downs, unless you don't know what car you're driving that is. When I put my plate in it just comes up with 'BMW 3 series 3.0' and you have to then make sure you select your body shape, gearbox, 335 M sport, and even petrol turbo, further on in the system. But even then it still mixes 330mm discs (330i/d) with 348mm discs (335i/d) even when you have selected 335i in the drop downs. This seems to be because they are all labelled as 'BMW 3 series 3.0' so the ECP system can't differentiate. Last edited by doughboy; 07-18-2012 at 03:41 AM..
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