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    after looking around the Mtorque forum and the retro fit kit for Bmw E46, I looked around and took contact with one german dealer to got a quote and more informations on that performance brake kit..

    the kit BMW® "big brake kit" Referenced: 34 00 0 429 573 is avaibable for all M3 E46 standard, CS/Csl and convertible

    the kit includes

    2 front caliper 6pots
    2 rear caliper 2pots (per opposition)
    2 high performance rotors in 345mm x 28mm slotted/drilled
    2 high perforance rear rotor 328mm x 20mm
    all upgraded racing pads front and rear
    and all hardwares, bolts, nuts, brakes lines and extra stufff

    the quote (german--> british) price in euro

    Kostenvoranschlag Leistungsdatum : 28.08.08

    Fahrz.Nr. Modell/Typ Fahrg.-Nr./Erstzul M3 E46

    Beide Bremssättel vorn aus- und einbauen/ersetzen 54,45
    Beide Bremssättel hinten aus- und einbauen/ersetzen 42,35
    Bremsscheiben vorn und hinten ersetzen 127,05
    3400550 Bremssystem mit DSC entlüften 54,45

    SPORTBREMSE COMPETITION 1800,00

    83130006606 BREMSFLÜSSIG: 9,00
    Zwischensumme: 2087,30
    Gesamt Lohn EUR: 278,30
    Gesamt Teile EUR: 1809,00
    19,00% MwSt von 2087,30 = 396,59 Gesamt Steuer EUR 396,59
    Endsumme EUR: 2483,89


    translation

    hand/job cost:

    caliper replacement front: 54,45
    caliper replacement rear: 42,35
    rotor replacement: 127,05
    brake fluide change over: 54,45
    bmw performance brake: 1800,00
    VAT: 278,30


    Total cost installed 2483,89--> that's 2,001.64£

    you have option on the color of the caliper 4 color available

    and that's what you get ruffly:











    look's pretty good and price is rather interresting.

    what do you think..?

    #2
    2000 Sterling?? They look great and might be warranty covered being BMW parts! Well impressed! :thumbs:

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      #3
      They do look good...wonder how they compare with the AP kit as price is pretty close.

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        #4
        yes andy, but for 2000£ you get front and rear installed@ Bmw dealer with Bmw warranty and TüV certificat and it's certified Bmw/german quality parts. AP are great, nothing to say, but you only get the front set for around 2200£


        Bmw take a big deal on these brakes, they are options under an other reference for the 335i and the 135i and theses 2 cars are near the performances of E46 M3 for the 335i and E92 M3 for the 135i..

        On of my friend is taking an option on a set shortly, will forward his feedback when installed on his M3 E46

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          #5
          Yep just read it fully....sounds good for front and rear. Will look forward to the report.

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            #6
            what a coincendence - have just been discussing this with a main dealer today.

            no doubt they will seriously improve the braking behaviour.

            although saying that, upgrading the hoses/fluid/pads gives you 50% of the improvement for 20% of the cost.

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              #7
              Originally posted by rs32
              although saying that, upgrading the hoses/fluid/pads gives you 50% of the improvement for 20% of the cost.
              RS32, was thinking of taking this route first before spending loads of dosh on discs to see how I get on. Would is the best pad upgrade for mainly road use..any advice?

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                #8
                I would deffinately be interested in having a set of these fitted, i was going to go for a set of AP's early next year, but i may now go for these, especially if you get the warranty etc.

                Joe

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Andyk

                  RS32, was thinking of taking this route first before spending loads of dosh on discs to see how I get on. Would is the best pad upgrade for mainly road use..any advice?
                  On my previous M3 I went for Pagid Blue pads with the goodridge hoses + ATE Blue fluid. However the pads squeal like mad after a while - so for the time ebing on the CSL I have just gone for hoses/fluid.

                  Will be trying either the Ferrodo DS2500 or Performance Friction pads when my free set from BMW wears out :thumbs:

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                    #10
                    Cheers rs32..think I will pop down to Simpson motorsport this week and see what advice they can give.

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                      #11
                      Can you confirm if this is definitely applicable for the CSL?

                      Also, the discs are the same size as the standard CSL brakes, presumably the fact that they are 6 pots make a considerable difference?

                      Thanks

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                        #12
                        That part number is available .. but it's just a CSL front brake upgrade for the normal M3 ...

                        The BMW/Brembo 6 pot performance brake isn't available for the E46 series ...

                        Link to the part here

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                          #13
                          so the front calipers are £54, rears £42 each and just bolt straight on as the disc is the same size as standard csl discs?

                          What sort of pads fit these calipers?

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                            #14
                            This thread is misleading.

                            The BMW performance kit is basically the CSL brake set up for an e46 m3, great.

                            No use to any csl owners.

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                              #15
                              csl doesnt have 6pot fronts and 2 pots rears tho??

                              I would have the better calipers if they just bolt on and work with standard size csl discs

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