My custom 5-Lug

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  • Leo_328i
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    FANTASTIC!

    Can't wait to see how this goes!!!

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  • emil e30
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    carriers mounted.... in a few days it will by test rided...;)8)


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  • Leo_328i
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    Hmmm that sucks, they going to be ready anytime soon? I am very very eager to get my hands on this stuff!

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  • emil e30
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    still waiting carriers :/

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  • Leo_328i
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    Yes, update please!!!

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  • e30shmobberr
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    update?

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  • Leo_328i
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    Looking forward to this. Will definitely be purchasing this.

    Upgrading my E36 328i to E46 330 brakes so will have a set of E36 brakes for this, perfect. Really think its necessary with the M50 swap I'm wanting to undertake later this year.

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  • chadthestampede
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    Someone still needs to make me one of these.

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  • e30shmobberr
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    Wow great design so far!

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  • dranttna
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    there are alot of other two piston floating calipers besideds the c5's. they are two pistons on one side instead of one like bimmer which will give you more pad area. the outer side of the caliper would stick out about the same as any bmw floating caliper. but my point was that you can make a simple bracket without machining the spindle or caliper due to the mounting design, therefor making a more "bolt-on" kit.

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  • emil e30
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    Originally posted by dranttna
    why use m3 calipers for a bolt on kit if they need machined? im sure there are way better calipers that would work with a simple bracket, c5 vette would be easy to make a bracket for and wouldnt have wheel offset problems. something else would probly work better but these were my first thought.

    looks great so far, hope it gets produced

    my calippers,brakediscs and hub are e36 328i....I have 15mm spacer on the hub and a bbs rs 005 16x7 front offset 11,and there would definitely be some problem whith front offset

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  • dranttna
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    why use m3 calipers for a bolt on kit if they need machined? im sure there are way better calipers that would work with a simple bracket, c5 vette would be easy to make a bracket for and wouldnt have wheel offset problems. something else would probly work better but these were my first thought.

    looks great so far, hope it gets produced

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  • emil e30
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    they are a press fit...They are machined to sit on hub and the other side of of spacer is a hub copy´d with a breake disc and whell fitment....sorry for my english is kinda BAD

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  • JTapper
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    Just be certain that the spacer you're using is tight. It needs to be near a press fit.

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  • emil e30
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    This is something that I been playing with for some time now.....



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    15mm spacer thats going on the hub



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    e36 wheel...its seats perfectly



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    Im still waithing for my caliper carriers to be machined...and then TEST
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    No carrier machining neded..

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