My '75 2002 Sleeper

[tinkwithanr]

lmao




And then he said,

"Let there be brakes!"

And it was good.




Front:

6-Piston Forged Calipers
300mm (11.75") x 32mm (1.25") vented 2-piece rotors


Rear:
4-Piston Forged Calipers
300mm (11.75") x 32mm (1.25") vented 2-piece rotors
Retains Stock Hand Brake



The front and rear will share the same rotor disc, so maintenance/replacement will be easy. The brake bias is kept at the proper ratio due to the difference in the piston area for the 6-pot front and 4-pot rear calipers. It can then be fine tuned with the balance bar pedal setup and by changing out the master cylinders if need be.

[JCarp90]

[knuklehead92]

ahhh snap dry sump!!!

this means business!

[deutschman]

Oooooh dry sump!

[tinkwithanr]

Thanks for the support guys.

Sadly my ebay addiction continues. This is only part of the newer direction:





More to come.

[slowe34]

This thread is the reason why I come back to check on the project forums.

Glad your back and doing better. Your work is inspiring.

[ElJimo]

Same as what everyone else said. Glad to have ya back, excited for some updates.

[JCarp90]

I hope all is well.

Can't wait to see more progress on this build. It looks amazing.

[TrentW]

Welcome back!

[Denny]

YESSSSSSSSSS!!! he's back... cant wait for updates!

[benyen soljax]

Glad to see you back! Can't wait for more updates.

[knuklehead92]

X3 on you doing well now! Got me worried for a bit... cant wait for the updates!! XD

[dothadance]

Ok now I am excited as well! ;)

x2

[FredK]

I'm glad to hear that you are doing better now!

[deutschman]

I'm not going to go into any details right now because it's still very early in the design process, but when it's all said and done it should be pretty monumental for not just my personal car but the entire BMW community.

Ok now I am excited as well! ;)