Pagid Codes for AP brakes

[shimmy]

Just found my brochure and for anybody wondering here are the shape codes for Pagid RS pads for your 5575 AP callipers



Front AP
E8018 (17mm) or at a squeeze E1903(18mm)
please note E1538 are 25mm and WONT FIT








Rear AP
E1265 (16mm)

[shimmy]

[DuncanR]

Good stuff Sheik Shim, thx for taking trouble to scan and post ! Have a good week.

[alexk]

Nice thread Shimmy.
What about the CP-5555 calipers (18mm pad)?

[DuncanR]

What about the whole fookin brochure Shim !:hahaha:

[glendog74]

:thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

[alexk]

I do have the CP-5555 for mine so I am not sure what's to make fun with :smt045

[shimmy]

I do have the CP-5555 for mine so I am not sure what's to make fun with :smt045

what shape code pads do the CP5555 use front and back alex?

AP page i guess is this one

http://www.apracing.com/info/product...F%3E_2733_2715

Not sure what the difference is but looks like discs are the same as CP5575 callipers but normal 18 inch M3 wheels dont fit so i wonder if CP5575 was produced because they wanted the OEM 18 inch rim market using them?

[TMAQ]

What about the whole fookin brochure Shim !:hahaha:

http://www.racepads.co.uk/downloads/Pagid2009_BTUK.pdf

[shimmy]

http://www.racepads.co.uk/downloads/Pagid2009_BTUK.pdf

:hahaha::hahaha::hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:

youve got a lot to learn!


give these guys too much info and theyll be sellotaping EVO pads onto their Sierra callipers and Nova Race discs:bigcry:

[TMAQ]

I do have the CP-5555 for mine so I am not sure what's to make fun with :smt045

I think (someone may want to check) but 1903 are the ones for the cp5555 kit, which fit at a push the cp5575 kit.:thumbs: when i searched your kit had evo all over it?

[shimmy]

I think (someone may want to check) but 1903 are the ones for the cp5555 kit, which fit at a push the cp5575 kit.:thumbs: when i searched your kit it had evo all over it?

yes looks like thats right so just a 1mm thickness change in pad

i think thye found out the CP5555 doesnt fit under OEM 18 inch M3 rims and adapted it to suit and hence the 17mm pads change

[TMAQ]

:hahaha::hahaha::hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:

youve got a lot to learn!


give these guys too much info and theyll be sellotaping EVO pads onto their Sierra callipers and Nova Race discs:bigcry:

gotcha... all over it like evo brakes on a CSL.

[alexk]

what shape code pads do the CP5555 use front and back alex?

AP page i guess is this one

http://www.apracing.com/info/products.asp?product=+M3+E46+%2D+Front+6+Piston+Kit+CP5555%2D1037+%2D+18mm+Thick+Pad%3Cbr%3E%3Cimg+border%3D%222%22+src%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eapracing%2Ecom%2Fpics%2Fproductpics%2FBMW%5FM3%5FE46%5F1%2Ejpg%22%2F%3E_2733_2715

Not sure what the difference is but looks like discs are the same as CP5575 callipers but normal 18 inch M3 wheels dont fit so i wonder if CP5575 was produced because they wanted the OEM 18 inch rim market using them?

Yes, the discs are the same. The CP-5555 is a bit bigger (and works with a 18mm thick pad while the 5575 works with a 17mm thick pad).
Also, I think the reason of the CP5575 is what you mentioned (to fit in OEM 18").

I am not sure about the pad codes (didn't investigate yet).
I did get a brand new set of PF pads with the brakes (from the nice Swiss guy that sold them to me). I will check later, when I am back at home.

[TMAQ]

on the AP site they mention 362mm discs with the CP5555, might fit (very tight)? 356mm are on my AP kit