Chapter 3 - 84 318i m-tech - M60 powered.
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F34R's car has 245's in the rear under early flares but it took a fair bit of pulling, theyre also on 17"x9" wheels and the car is low af. I feel like you could make it work though. idk about fronts.. -
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Who doesn’t !!! Wait, stance crowd haha
I need to see how these fit, have a couple of ideas and options .
1. See how 245/40 fit , if they don’t look stretched then that could be my street tire to replace the current 15x8 with 225s that I could then sell
2. Get another set of 15x10 specifically for 265 or 275 stickies , or if the 15x9
Get released get those for street tires ..
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Thanks guys! I am waiting for JongBloed 15x9 wheels then ordering biggest bbk that fits those wheels :)
Was a nice day out today so I took her out for a quick 50 mile spin.Leave a comment:
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Jean,
Alpina and I think Hartge as well used Mercedes front calipers (if I recall off a W201?) with larger front rotors. This was 280mm and fit beneath a 16” rim. Not sure if you could squeeze that setup beneath a 15”.
My old PRO3 car has bad flex in the firewall and caused all sorts of brake/clutch issues. We did end up welding a reinforcement plate over it, and then used a larger brake booster. I forgot what it came off of, but I believe it was a 5 series.
I’d be careful about trying to make adjustments to braking torque via harder pads. The system needs to dissipate heat quickly, so a smaller but harder compound pad then what you need is going to lead to possible brake failure. I’d really encourage you to go big brake. We’ve been going with the Wildwood setup in the racecars and haven’t seen any issues. And these are everything from M20-S54, so wide range of speeds.
If you want, we can chat by phone sometime to see if we can figure out a solution.
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That's an example of what can fit.
Check out www.wilwood.com and start looking at their rotors. They have 12.2" units for $80.Leave a comment:
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Yes, e24/28 have a popular and easy upgrade path to use e32/34 brakes ...e30 does not .Leave a comment:


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