The ones on their site are worthless. I'm just curious because my original plan to go with Mov'It's kit is not worth my time, while I'd love to have the brakes, communication with them is too much of a pain and I'm not willing to wait 6 months like I did for my wheels. <---Sorry for the run-on sentence.
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Pictures of EVERYTHING on IE's website are lame, also the descriptions are lackluster at best. They really need to spend 1 day, and describe evertything with detailed photos.Tenured Automotive Service Professional - Avid BMW Enthusiast
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Wow...I'm not alone. I can't say I'm surprised though. If Jeff Ireland writes the descriptions, which I think he does (because of the use of the word " I ") he's not very descriptive. Anyone ever talk to him on the phone?? Not a whole lot of help... although I have talked so some guys there who are great.Originally posted by Jordan
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Jeff has been very helpful with us when it came to the IE sway-bars and which ones we bought from a previous owner....
Though the site needs more pics.
I am guessing the brakes are for a regular E30? Non M?Comment
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From what I hear the reason why he doesn't post detailed photos is because you can source the braking system from some Ford stuff and he doesn't want you to use his website as a source of info. To do it yourself.Comment
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I got the same kit (wildwood calipers, 12.8", slotted rotors, stainless steel brake lines, etc..) from Mike @ Sports&Imports.
The pic is not the best, but it's all I got for now, hope this helps
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