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      04-06-2017, 07:57 PM   #793
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Have you talked to the locals? Like:Addington Motor Engineering, GS Autos or Fern Avenue Garage. PM me your email. I'm doing one this weekend. Can take photos and videos.
Cough, that would be my E90.

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Brakes turned up today - very happy with the condition of them! Few little storage marks on the backs, but nothing that can be seen once fitted!



Discs also look in great shape too - hopefully I will recover some money from these towards the 535 discs!

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Pictures coming soon. brakes are installed .
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      04-15-2017, 07:46 PM   #796
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hi guys, read this whole thread. learnt alot. now i have a couple of questions

found a set of calipers plus rotors for a good price. but there is a catch. its from an f80, now from what i read the f80 uses 380mm rotors, but the caliper is the same as the 370mm kit. so my question is, can i just get the rotors machined down to 370mm? i assume the rear is the same as the f30 kit. or am i wrong about this? i will be fitting this to a e90 pre lci , 320d

my other question, i know that 18" wheels are a tight fit, can some measure the total diameter of the caliper/rotor assembly? or maybe just the inner diameter of the 18" wheel that needs 1-2mm shaved from the calipers. that way we would eliminate any doubt of what fits and what doesnt.

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You can fit any 18inch wheels from f30.
AFAIK the F80 rotors will not fit.
Neither front nor back.
One of my friends tried to fit them.
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Brakes Have been Upgraded

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You can fit any 18inch wheels from f30.
AFAIK the F80 rotors will not fit.
Neither front nor back.
One of my friends tried to fit them.
dam, thought the back would be PnP. thought about getting them machined down, but if the brake pads are the same for both 370 and 380mm, that means the disc is probable just "pushed" out more. so if i machine them, i will have less disc in contact with pad.
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dam, thought the back would be PnP. thought about getting them machined down, but if the brake pads are the same for both 370 and 380mm, that means the disc is probable just "pushed" out more. so if i machine them, i will have less disc in contact with pad.
If you machine front to 370 and rear to 345 they will fit.
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If you machine front to 370 and rear to 345 they will fit.
and all will be 100% normal? no side effects?
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and all will be 100% normal? no side effects?
You are funny! Ask that the person machining your rotors. Not me!
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You are funny! Ask that the person machining your rotors. Not me!
lol what i mean is, in regards to contact surface. will the pad still get full contact?
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lol what i mean is, in regards to contact surface. will the pad still get full contact?
Yes, m3/4 rotors have 5mm ring around the hat not being used. Since caliper will mount 5mm closer to hub it will be spot on. They have to be milled and ballanced. So you need to know what are you doing.
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happy days then

they would be done at a machine shop, so i dont think there would be a problem in that regard.

thanks again, you just made my day.
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-M3 Master Cylinder
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M235i Brakes on my 2011 E90

Kudos to @FEUER and VT for their help.

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Looks good, how does it drives ?
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Thought about switching up to this set from my standard performance one with 338/324 combo. But the only thing I can't get past is the calipers not looking that good to me, design wise. But I guess that makes me crazy, however I could fill up my 19's a bit more and these would definitely do that.
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Thought about switching up to this set from my standard performance one with 338/324 combo. But the only thing I can't get past is the calipers not looking that good to me, design wise. But I guess that makes me crazy, however I could fill up my 19's a bit more and these would definitely do that.
What is wrong with the looks of these calipers?
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      04-23-2017, 06:51 AM   #809
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In response to the bloke who had his brakes bled by the dealer and found the nipples to be leaky, I find that Brembo nipples are very stubborn and dont seal as well as say an Ate or Bosch caliper. Must be something to do with the harder metal in the Brembo caliper or simply the seat of where the nipple seals against, or the nipple design. Basically the nipples seem to get super tight yet they still weep a tiny bit. I had to nip them up again after a week and wash off the wept fluid. So it must be characteristic. I haven't bothered to put a torque wrench on them but im willing to bet they will still weep.

Good to see the uptake on this mod is still going strong
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      04-24-2017, 10:55 PM   #810
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ECS makes a bracket for the rears but they won't sell it individually, spoke to customer service today. They want a ludicrous amount of money for their kit.

https://www.ecstuning.com/b-ecs-part...607ecs01akt12/

Apparently they mill the rear calipers and with their proprietary bracket the F80 m performance kit works perfectly. I just can't justify spending that kind of money when this kit can be had for far less $$.

Looking at their price, milling the rears on your own and going with 535 rear rotors seems the way to go. I really think ECS makes a high quality product, but this is a little ridiculous. Why not make this bracket available?
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My OEM 535 rotors arrived today.

Still can't source a RHD master cylinder for a reasonable price yet!
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      04-25-2017, 05:49 AM   #812
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We have the same problem here. Second hand parts are still quite expensive, especially parts off M cars.
Trick is to look around on ebay where they list the master with booster but only mention one or the other. Split it and hock off the booster, or install the entire assembly and hock off your original booster.
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ECS makes a bracket for the rears but they won't sell it individually, spoke to customer service today. They want a ludicrous amount of money for their kit.

https://www.ecstuning.com/b-ecs-part...607ecs01akt12/

Apparently they mill the rear calipers and with their proprietary bracket the F80 m performance kit works perfectly. I just can't justify spending that kind of money when this kit can be had for far less $$.

Looking at their price, milling the rears on your own and going with 535 rear rotors seems the way to go. I really think ECS makes a high quality product, but this is a little ridiculous. Why not make this bracket available?
The ECS kit have been discussed already. At least twice. I think I need to start new f3x brakes on e9x thread.
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My OEM 535 rotors arrived today.

Still can't source a RHD master cylinder for a reasonable price yet!
I wasn't aware that they are different. Have you check the part numbers?
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      04-25-2017, 08:09 AM   #814
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I wasn't aware that they are different. Have you check the part numbers?
LHD is 34312283533 RHD is 34312283534. I think the brake line ports are on opposite sides.
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