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    Brake upgrade

    Now I have decided not to sell my CSL (could not find anything worth replacing it with other than spending 30k more and getting a GT3 RS which I am not sure I could live with day to day anyway!) I am looking into upgrading the brakes for sure.

    From the brief look I have had over in the BM3W site I think I am going to go for OEM disks, DS2500 pads and upgraded hoses. I do not plan on doing any track days so cannot see the point of paying the premium for the full AP setup but think the above is a reasonable compromise of cost and performance.

    Any comments or advice on this setup? :notworthy:

    Ta, Nick

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    I have braided hoses and Pagid yellow R29 pads on mine, its fine on track but squeaks a bit round town :thumbs:

    Give that a go first, its the stage 1 brake mod!

    I think going for the AP upgrade is prolly worthwhile if you plan on driving a lot of fast tracks (like Spa) I plan on going to the ring a couple of times but its been said that stock CSL brakes are fine there as its a flowing circuit.

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      #3
      Originally posted by C5LFU
      I have braided hoses and Pagid 29 pads on mine, its fine on track but squeaks a bit round town :thumbs:

      Give that a go first, its the stage 1 brake mod!
      If you do not mind me asking but why Pagid 29's, my garage has advised me the DS2500 are the way to go?

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        #4
        Re: Brake upgrade

        Originally posted by Optimus_CSL
        Now I have decided not to sell my CSL (could not find anything worth replacing it with other than spending 30k more and getting a GT3 RS which I am not sure I could live with day to day anyway!) I am looking into upgrading the brakes for sure.

        From the brief look I have had over in the BM3W site I think I am going to go for OEM disks, DS2500 pads and upgraded hoses. I do not plan on doing any track days so cannot see the point of paying the premium for the full AP setup but think the above is a reasonable compromise of cost and performance.

        Any comments or advice on this setup? :notworthy:

        Ta, Nick

        Hi Nick
        WELCOME

        I have the hoses and the castrol srf and standard pads.
        And lap Knockhill in 1.01sec with no fade i would not wast the money on the DS2500 pads

        Mark

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          #5
          Originally posted by Optimus_CSL
          If you do not mind me asking but why Pagid 29's, my garage has advised me the DS2500 are the way to go?
          The previous owner fitted them. I also know a few CSL owners who have gone this route, they can also be fitted at the dealer.

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            #6
            Re: Brake upgrade

            Originally posted by Optimus_CSL
            Now I have decided not to sell my CSL (could not find anything worth replacing it with other than spending 30k more and getting a GT3 RS which I am not sure I could live with day to day anyway!) I am looking into upgrading the brakes for sure.

            From the brief look I have had over in the BM3W site I think I am going to go for OEM disks, DS2500 pads and upgraded hoses. I do not plan on doing any track days so cannot see the point of paying the premium for the full AP setup but think the above is a reasonable compromise of cost and performance.

            Any comments or advice on this setup? :notworthy:

            Ta, Nick
            I can get you a price for discs Nick from bmw i get a good discount
            if you would like?
            This is what the forum is all about.
            Helping all CSL owners.

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              #7
              Re: Brake upgrade

              Originally posted by mark csl
              Originally posted by Optimus_CSL
              Now I have decided not to sell my CSL (could not find anything worth replacing it with other than spending 30k more and getting a GT3 RS which I am not sure I could live with day to day anyway!) I am looking into upgrading the brakes for sure.

              From the brief look I have had over in the BM3W site I think I am going to go for OEM disks, DS2500 pads and upgraded hoses. I do not plan on doing any track days so cannot see the point of paying the premium for the full AP setup but think the above is a reasonable compromise of cost and performance.

              Any comments or advice on this setup? :notworthy:

              Ta, Nick
              I can get you a price for discs Nick from bmw i get a good discount
              if you would like?
              This is what the forum is all about.
              Helping all CSL owners.

              If you could Mark that would be great. :thumbs:

              BTW - still not fitted the steering wheel I bought of you a fe wmonths ago. Whilst I was was toying with the idea of selling it, I decided o hold off. The gear lever was an absolute doddle to replace though, the old one came off without even trying however there is a long way to go before I start trying anything much more adventurous!!

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                #8
                Re: Brake upgrade

                Originally posted by Optimus_CSL
                Originally posted by mark csl
                Originally posted by Optimus_CSL
                Now I have decided not to sell my CSL (could not find anything worth replacing it with other than spending 30k more and getting a GT3 RS which I am not sure I could live with day to day anyway!) I am looking into upgrading the brakes for sure.

                From the brief look I have had over in the BM3W site I think I am going to go for OEM disks, DS2500 pads and upgraded hoses. I do not plan on doing any track days so cannot see the point of paying the premium for the full AP setup but think the above is a reasonable compromise of cost and performance.

                Any comments or advice on this setup? :notworthy:

                Ta, Nick
                I can get you a price for discs Nick from bmw i get a good discount
                if you would like?
                This is what the forum is all about.
                Helping all CSL owners.

                If you could Mark that would be great. :thumbs:

                BTW - still not fitted the steering wheel I bought of you a fe wmonths ago. Whilst I was was toying with the idea of selling it, I decided o hold off. The gear lever was an absolute doddle to replace though, the old one came off without even trying however there is a long way to go before I start trying anything much more adventurous!!
                I remember you now. keep the new steering wheel for when you sell the csl. you will sell the old 1 no probs as the m3 fans want them.

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