NIB front BMW Performance rotors

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Originally Posted by cakM3

...all you need is a set of OEM M3 rear rotors (I will be sourcing Performance cross drilled M3 rotors), new longer steel braided brake lines for the rears, and a set of Performance rear 135i brake calipers.

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Don't forget all the cutting that has to get done to the dust shields, as well as the fact that there will be no rotor screws retaining the M3 rotor whatsoever (not a big deal). The cutting is a fair bit of work though for someone like myself since all I had was a dremel.

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Originally Posted by az3579

Don't forget all the cutting that has to get done to the dust shields, as well as the fact that there will be no rotor screws retaining the M3 rotor whatsoever (not a big deal). The cutting is a fair bit of work though for someone like myself since all I had was a dremel.

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This is the least of my worries Botond..... you know to what extent I will go to mod my rides ;) :thumbsup

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Originally Posted by cakM3

This is the least of my worries Botond..... you know to what extent I will go to mod my rides ;) :thumbsup

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Well it wasn't really directed towards you because you already know about the mods involved. It might makes others think twice though.

Yea all this made me nix my plans on using BMW performance kit...Not that it's a bad thing. If I didn't have big future plans for my car, I would of gone this route...

I'm going with the BBK front and I painted my stock rears Phoenix Yellow.

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Originally Posted by johnrando

I'm going with the BBK front and I painted my stock rears Phoenix Yellow.

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I want to make a copy of your adapters so I just need to find some used calipers.

Sure, anytime.

So yeah do any of you guys want a pair of these rotors or what?

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