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http://www.bmwdirectparts.com/oe-bmw/34110444738 If you want to see a photo of what comes with it, ECS shows it. Tough to beat for the money. A larger brake setup would be nice for track use, but for spirited street driving this works well. Filippo
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10-18-2016, 09:50 PM | #91 |
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I just ordered the M Performance upgrade (34112221445) from ebay for $1,238 but you have to order the rear rotors separately. They offer two different part numbers for the rear rotors (34206797598 or 34206797600). I can't figure out which is the correct rotor for the Z4 with M Performance kit. Has anyone installed the M Performance brake upgrade with the 370mm front rotors? What rear rotors did you install?
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10-28-2016, 12:14 PM | #92 |
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Has anyone installed the 324mm 35is rear brakes on a 35i (stock 300mm)? Wandering if it requires calipers and brackets or just brackets. I know it will require new rotors (324 vs 300).
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11-23-2016, 08:14 AM | #93 |
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Just a quick note to anyone replacing front brake lines with SS lines on an E89 Z4. When bleeding brakes you have to tap upper loop of new SS line to get trapped air from line. When on jack stands loop is above bleeder screw.
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03-13-2017, 09:11 PM | #94 |
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Does anyone know whether these M Performance 345x24 rear rotors will fit with stock 35i (300x20) or 35is (324x20) calipers:
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Speaking the fronts: Yap, these fit. PnP.
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Upgraded the front brakes, finally.
Used M Sport brakes with Slotted/dimpled rotors on 325M 18" wheels. Used the combination shown in the thread; rotors 34106797602 (340x30mm, slotted/drilled) caliper right 34116799466, 2pot blue + ///M badge caliper left 34116799465, 2pot blue + ///M badge As advertised, plug and play, no issues. This thread was great to have, thanks everyone!
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Just have received my M4 calipers. It's used part with oem M4 rotors so I'll try to put on my e89 and let you know. I ordered a set of 370mm rotors in case of...
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08-07-2017, 03:39 PM | #99 |
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This ONLY applies to those who have the E89 Z4 sDrive 35i (not the 35is) with 18" or 19" wheels
The E89 Z4 sDrive 35i stock rotors are 330X24 . The Z4 sDrive 35is stock rotors are 348X30 Also the calipers on the 35i vs the 35is are also not the same . In a whole nut shell the 35i got the 330i front brakes The 6 piston BMW Performance BBK will be the "budget upgrade kit" for the 35i https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...m/34110444738/ Of course the brake pad sensor that comes with this BBK is not for the Z4 so you will need the OE or OEM brake pad sensor for the Z4 In addition we added SS lines, and went with the OEM 6 piston brake pads I have advocated to see if ECS Tuning can put a kit together specifically for the 35i Those with the 35is yes it would make sense to go with the F30 setup if not on a budget cause this BBK is not necessarily an upgrade for the 35is ie bigger calipers yes, but smaller rotors. The 6 piston BBK shown here is not compatible with a 348x30 rotor. We tested this today and it does not fit. Last edited by BQ Tuning; 08-07-2017 at 07:31 PM.. |
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This is the same rig I'm running on my 35i. I got the 6-pot Brembo BMW front brake kit from Husker Auto Parts for $1,150 or so. I did front and rear SS lines from UUC for $120 (they were correct). In the rear I put Powerstop drilled and slotted rotors for $140, along with EBC yellowstuff pads for $75, giving a bit more bite to round out the setup.
The whole setup works well. I have about 3k miles on it. Filippo
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As for the rear, reference to the above post by fmorelli Now here is something interesting but extremely expensive for the rear. You can get a set of rear E-big brakes and rotors by PBbrakes for the rear and color you like for the rear calipers with no logo option. http://pbbrakes.com/brake-kits/bmw/z...brake-kit.html |
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08-24-2017, 05:04 PM | #103 |
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Hey guys,
There is a picture of my breaks with brand new 370mm rotors
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Sorry to dredge up an old thread. Newbie confusion: the setup described by Lurcher, BQ Tuning and fmorelli both point to sites that indicate these kits aren't compatible with a 2011 E89 35i.
Do I just ignore these warnings? What parts from the kit aren't compatible? Just the pad sensors? Thanks in advance, Jeff
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I email ecstuning and showing them the proof the kit is plug and play on the E89 Z435i(s) but I guess they ignored it for a strategic sales purpose. My next post will show the reason why. |
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Complete Big Brake Upgrade
ECSTuning just recently released a "complete" Sparta 6 piston Big Brake kit upgrade, front and back, for the E89 Z4 35i(s) models with color select.
This is the boys edition https://www.ecstuning.com/b-sparta-e...123~dk/?pdk=Bw (The BMW OEM 6 piston option is better than this) This is the MEN edition https://www.ecstuning.com/b-sparta-e...123~dk/?pdk=AQ This is the rear big brake upgrade assuming it is compatible with our ebrake https://www.ecstuning.com/b-sparta-e...126~dk/?pdk=AQ |
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Jts1981,
Good questions. My budget is closer to $2K and my goals are purely open lapping on a track but no head to head racing. I've made some engine upgrades but now it's time to address handling and braking. I tend to do things on a time and $$ increment. I liked fmorelli's setup because of the price and it puts most $$ up front but includes some bits for the rear without "braking" the bank, pun intended. Also, I'm really not sure how or why a $2K+ 6 piston brake setup is so much better than a $1200 6 piston OEM setup so seems to me the BMW setup is the way to go. Any thoughts on this reasoning? Thanks a lot!
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When i saw the Z4 v8 post i felt in love with the 400mm rotors of the M5 F10.. well.. i only hope that it fit in my wheels
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