[Alskee916]

Originally Posted by Turbid

Drop me PM m8

Yo man, got any of those brackets for sale??

[Turbid]

Originally Posted by Alskee916

Yo man, got any of those brackets for sale??

Yes I do

[KjKeyz]

Originally Posted by Turbid

Yes I do

Hi, new here. Are these still available? I'd like to do the same mod to my e90.

[Zackcrz]

Sorry to bring up old thread. But does anyone have a list of cars all these calipers can be pulled from?

[Smokey33]

Originally Posted by Zackcrz

Sorry to bring up old thread. But does anyone have a list of cars all these calipers can be pulled from?

Anything with the 4 Pot brakes, which are fitted on 1, 2,3 and 4 series for sure, all different models. Depends what original buyer specced.

[Zackcrz]

Originally Posted by Smokey33

Anything with the 4 Pot brakes, which are fitted on 1, 2,3 and 4 series for sure, all different models. Depends what original buyer specced.

Okay. Thanks! I appreciate it

[m3sick]

Originally Posted by ccfj1

I fitted the 370/380 calipers up front, (direct plug and play bolt on, with the correct 370mm disc).

Then fitted the performance rears on the rears, had to use the performance disc from the e92 330, but it was all bolt on, no mods.

Pedal feel is much better and it stops with no drama.

I did the braided hoes too.

I have a m3 Master too, but not fitted as the pedal is fine.

Do you have a 335i? What are
The part numbers for the rear rotors you used with these calipers?
Did you have to modify the dust shields? Can the stock rear brake hoses be used?

[ccfj1]

Originally Posted by m3sick

Do you have a 335i?

Yeap, 2010 e92 335i N55.

What are The part numbers for the rear rotors you used with these calipers?

BMW part number for the E9x 324x22mm M-Performance rear discs: 34216795755

They are 8mm smaller than the oem 335 disc, but that in the grand scheme of things makes no difference.

However, they fit the same handbrake shoes and hardware, they are bolt on with the caliper, no mods to either Shield, caliper, hub or discs, direct plug and play (like the fronts).

Did you have to modify the dust shields?

No, dust shields are OEM 335.

Can the stock rear brake hoses be used?

Yes, of course, the performance caliper is a like for like change, so it all fits OEM.

[Echooz]

For the 370mm front rotor on that 2010 e92
What rotors did u use
Which year ? Brand or anything would be helpful

[Echooz]

Originally Posted by ccfj1

I fitted the 370/380 calipers up front, (direct plug and play bolt on, with the correct 370mm disc).

Then fitted the performance rears on the rears, had to use the performance disc from the e92 330, but it was all bolt on, no mods.

Pedal feel is much better and it stops with no drama.

I did the braided hoes too.

I have a m3 Master too, but not fitted as the pedal is fine.

What size rotors / part numberr
Or off which vehicle did you reference it from to make everything bolt on directly
Thanks

[Marko Nisic]

Originally Posted by Turbid

Yes I do

Are brackets still available?

[noname1]

Originally Posted by ccfj1

I fitted the 370/380 calipers up front, (direct plug and play bolt on, with the correct 370mm disc).

Then fitted the performance rears on the rears, had to use the performance disc from the e92 330, but it was all bolt on, no mods.

Pedal feel is much better and it stops with no drama.

I did the braided hoes too.

I have a m3 Master too, but not fitted as the pedal is fine.

Hi mate, sorry to bring up old post. What discs did you specifically use for the fronts? I've got some 370/380mm callipers and need to get some discs ordered. Cheers