Sadly, I received the final payment for the ZHP. Going to a long time BMW CCA member in Texas.
Gary
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Sadly, I received the final payment for the ZHP. Going to a long time BMW CCA member in Texas.
Gary
That is too bad. Congrats on the sale though.
Looks great Maddman! Say, with the possibility of the splitters exploding, can we call you 007? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnmadd
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Thanks Brettski! I thought I was the stig!Quote:
Originally Posted by brettbimmer
Sorry Gary. You can come drive my car whenever you want!Quote:
Originally Posted by GMATT
Washdididit.
Please lock me in your trunk so I could go insane with your awesome exhaust note... Pleeeeeeeease...Quote:
Originally Posted by zhpnsnv
I have officially decided that it is time to get my OEM M135's refinished and new tires put on and time to get rid of the 19's. I LOVE the way they look, but Memphis roads are just too rough. My better half refuses to ride in my car now, this recent news was the last straw.
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I finally bought a cheap license plate cover for the rear. Really wanted CF but the black metal looks nice too. I think it completes the look nicely. However I think black screws are needed now.
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Hah, I love the license plate. That's great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryans323i
I'm so glad to finally have smooth braking back. I did it proper this time, new Textar pads and Zimmermann Coat Z rotor with BMW brake grease on the ears of the pads/sliding locations, but not the guide pins. Totally clean and dry.
Completely even, smooth braking on all four corners, no missing spots on the brake rotor - which is what I saw last time with my old rotors. I've got a feeling the biggest culprit to my problems were the old brake pads. I don't know who they're made by, and I can't find any markings on them.
One thing I wish they told me about the rotors is that they make a rough noise for the first 10-20 miles of braking due to the coating slowly rubbing off. I thought I had done something wrong at first. After a little bit of city driving it came right off.
The rotors really do look good with the anti-rust coating.
Have you bedded the rotors?
You need to find some highway and brake from 60 to 10 a few times in succession. Then you will truly have some stopping power.
GS3 + TT4