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Sorry for not being able to figure this out.. spent a bunch of time on Turner's site trying to figure it out, plus VIN lookup.
I have a 14 F32 435. The fronts are the bigger grey (brembo?) calipers, with the smaller grey set on the rears. I have the*2A5 option of bigger wheels (to fit over the bigger calipers?) but don't see the codes for the M sport or performance setups. So maybe stock brakes, not M sport (as they would be blue?) or M Performance (as they would be red?). Thanks Last edited by BMW DIY Guy; 03-09-2017 at 10:30 AM.. |
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Specs: • Front: Brembo 4-piston calipers, grey/unfinished; 340mm blank brake rotors • Rear: OEM (Bosch, Ate, etc) 1-piston calipers, grey/unfinished; 330mm blank brake rotors I under the impression from the info I've found on here and other sites that if the calipers were unpainted/grey, I had the crappy single piston base calipers front and rear. Your best bet is to have the parts dept at the dealership tell you what's on your car with your VIN.
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thanks and solid advice! I am assuming stock brakes as Sport appear to be blue, and performance are red.
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In our (or at least my situation) with the 340mm fronts 4 piston/330mm rears single piston, the most cost effective solution may be getting the M Sport Brake rear calipers to make them 2 pistons in the rear and upsizing the rotor to 345mm. In essence, after powdercoating the calipers, I would have the exact M Sport Brake upgrade that was a $650 option for new cars.
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328 brakes >>> https://www.turnermotorsport.com/t-b...ke-Differences 335 brakes >>> https://www.turnermotorsport.com/t-b...ke-Differences
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Ah, my mistake. I mis-read the OP's original description. I was commenting on the fact that the 328i brake size changed after 2014 I believe.
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other than the rotor size, does anyone know if the M performance (blue) brakes will fit from a 2016 M235 on an F30 ('14)? from what I've read they will but will need different rotors for the rears. just trying to piece this together as a new F30 owner
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There was a thread I was reading recently about an F30 sedan owner swapping out the rear one pistons for the 2 piston Brembo calipers. It needed a 345mm rear rotor.
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1-piston front 312x24mm rotor 1-piston rear 300X20mm rotor unless they have P337A Sport Pakage or S2NHA Sport Brake http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/show...diagId=34_2314 Also the Blue Caliper S2NHA Option is not the same front size for US 328i and US 335i models (they just have the same caliper colour) US 328i and US 335i have the same rear size S2NHA rotor, but due to different emergency brake, the rotor are NOT identical and have different part numbers. Also see my post and linked Excel sheet listing those options http://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=858607
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