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      05-21-2016, 12:54 PM   #45
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Not really. Is it because there are few makers there and import fees, etc? In the US, a good set of alloy aftermarket look better than oem, are substantially lighter, just as strong, and cost half what oem does. There's so many oem sets available used as a result they're basically throw aways. It's like paying double for a 2 piston oem brake caliper instead of buying a 4 piston brembo for half the price.
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      05-21-2016, 07:24 PM   #46
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This mod has ONLY one goal, fitting smaller 16" or 15" inch wheels, not improving braking performance. So please please don't reply with nonsense like but those calipers and pads are used....those rotors are no name brand...
Thanks, however I already acknowledged (twice in fact) that used parts can be had for cheaper. Similarly, a used AD kit would be dirt cheap.

This is a good deal if someone wants to make it themselves. I certainly won't be using used brake pads, but it is good to have options.
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      05-22-2016, 04:03 AM   #47
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I have a N47 X1 20d E84 and its on 19's so Im not worried about fitting them in to 16" alloys.

But my front and rears are taken from a 325i E9x

What calipers and carriers can I buy to upgrade?

We don't have a 328i option on the E9x platform but we do have 330 and 335 here in the UK.

I can easily pick up 335 calipers which would be ideal really but not sure whats required
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      05-22-2016, 07:17 AM   #48
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I have a N47 X1 20d E84
I have replied on your thread. Is better to keep discussions separate.
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This is a good deal if someone wants to make it themselves. I certainly won't be using used brake pads, but it is good to have options.
It is a great deal. No to used pads? Lets don't be pompous. Our cars are not new, perfect or sacred in any way. Besides, do you know what kind of pads will you get from AD? Or which rotors? No, you don't and probably won't be better than used OEM.That info is not published nor they will share it with you.
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      05-22-2016, 10:54 AM   #50
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It is a great deal. No to used pads? Lets don't be pompous. Our cars are not new, perfect or sacred in any way. Besides, do you know what kind of pads will you get from AD? Or which rotors? No, you don't and probably won't be better than used OEM.That info is not published nor they will share it with you.
Ha, you're getting very defensive for no reason.

I choose not to run used pads, clutch disc, or pistons which is my preference. You're arguing by yourself here.

This thread is a good one and has been very informative.

Cheers
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Ha, you're getting very defensive for no reason.
I choose not to run used pads, clutch disc, or pistons which is my preference. You're arguing by yourself here.This thread is a good one and has been very informative.Cheers
No, just very diferent line of thought compare to yours
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      11-25-2016, 06:42 PM   #52
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Bump, anyone go through with a custom setup? X1 or e39 rotors and 328i calipers for 335i?
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      11-26-2016, 11:17 PM   #53
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Bump, anyone go through with a custom setup? X1 or e39 rotors and 328i calipers for 335i?
Get any 328i rear caliper and e91 328i rear rotors. E91 > the station wagon > because it has a 300mm rotors with 185mm parking brake like the 330i/335i. Non e91 328i have 300mm rotors with 160mm parking brake wich will not fit 330i/335i.
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Bump, anyone go through with a custom setup? X1 or e39 rotors and 328i calipers for 335i?
I've done the reverse.
Direct bolt on, want my calipers?
http://e84.xbimmers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1284199
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Get any 328i rear caliper and e91 328i rear rotors. E91 > the station wagon > because it has a 300mm rotors with 185mm parking brake like the 330i/335i. Non e91 328i have 300mm rotors with 160mm parking brake wich will not fit 330i/335i.
Perfect, thanks for the info. I got 328i calipers/sensors/pads off a parts car for cheap now i know what rotors to get.
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      01-10-2017, 06:11 AM   #57
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Just an update, i got my calipers off of an 06 325i e90 parts car so same as 328i and rotors i ordered for a 528i e39 2000. It bolted up and fit great with a small spacer for the caliper bracket.
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      09-02-2018, 11:37 PM   #58
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I just completed my swap
328 e90/e92 calipers and pads
328 e91 rotors
PERFECT FIT, no spaces, no grinding needed.

I would suggest using the brake lines from the 328 rotors though. I used the ones from my 335 because I actually bought brand new calipers and of course they don't come with the lines. Reason being is that the lines from the 335 have a lot more treads on the bolt that screws into the caliper than the one on the 328... It still works and it does NOT leak but i would use 328 lines so I don't see the treads sticking out of the caliper making it seem like it is not in all the way.
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      03-12-2019, 03:57 PM   #59
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I just completed my swap
328 e90/e92 calipers and pads
328 e91 rotors
PERFECT FIT, no spaces, no grinding needed.

I would suggest using the brake lines from the 328 rotors though. I used the ones from my 335 because I actually bought brand new calipers and of course they don't come with the lines. Reason being is that the lines from the 335 have a lot more treads on the bolt that screws into the caliper than the one on the 328... It still works and it does NOT leak but i would use 328 lines so I don't see the treads sticking out of the caliper making it seem like it is not in all the way.
Can you please put the part numbers and what where the weight savings vs the stock 335 ? , and thanks very much for the info
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