Anyone running OEM CSL or ZCP wheels with Brembo 380mm BBK? will it fit?

[ssabripo]

trying to figure out if it will fit... emailed Brembo a couple of times and no answer yet.

Got a template from one of the vendors, but it's a bit wierd.

any help is appreciated.

[rzm3]

99% sure it will fit. Brembo wouldn't design a kit that requires 20" wheels.

[ssabripo]

Originally Posted by rldzhao

99% sure it will fit. Brembo wouldn't design a kit that requires 20" wheels.

yeah, but I really need to confirm that last 1%....dont wanna make an expensive gamble

[Kev]

Originally Posted by ssabripo

yeah, but I really need to confirm that last 1%....dont wanna make an expensive gamble

Are you running a squared setup? Front should be fine since they are 19X9.5 ET27, but you might need a 5-10mm spacer in the back since stock offset if ET22.

[ssabripo]

Originally Posted by Kev

Are you running a squared setup? Front should be fine since they are 19X9.5 ET27, but you might need a 5-10mm spacer in the back since stock offset if ET22.

the plan is to have 19x9.5 fronts with 275's, and 19x9.5 with 295's, with a 10mm spacer.

[Kev]

Originally Posted by ssabripo

the plan is to have 19x9.5 fronts with 275's, and 19x9.5 with 295's, with a 10mm spacer.

that should be fine, the concavity of the ZCP rims will clear the BBK. I had a set of Alcon on my old 335xi with the ZCP rims:







Even with the 19X8 ET47 wheel with a 15mm spacer, I had plenty of room for the 365mm rotor. The 380mm should fit right in w/o problem.

[Trier Germany]

Originally Posted by ssabripo

the plan is to have 19x9.5 fronts with 275's, and 19x9.5 with 295's, with a 10mm spacer.

Just FYI a 295 tires minimum width is 10 inch highly recommend 10.5-11 inch rim.

[ssabripo]

Originally Posted by Trier Germany

Just FYI a 295 tires minimum width is 10 inch highly recommend 10.5-11 inch rim.

i dont think there is a 19x10 oem csl, is there?

[Trier Germany]

Originally Posted by ssabripo

i dont think there is a 19x10 oem csl, is there?

No there isn't but the the new ZCP wheel is 19X10.

[ssabripo]

Originally Posted by Trier Germany

No there isn't but the the new ZCP wheel is 19X10.

i know, I just hate the looks of the new competition package wheels.

and I'm not a big fan of the alufelgen reps, as they dont have the nice curved concave look but rather a more linear look.

[ALUFELGEN]

Originally Posted by ssabripo

i know, I just hate the looks of the new competition package wheels.

and I'm not a big fan of the alufelgen reps, as they dont have the nice curved concave look but rather a more linear look.

Care to share? I`m not sure what you are referring to.

[ssabripo]

Originally Posted by AluFelgen

Care to share? I`m not sure what you are referring to.

i've seen your wheels in person, up close and personal... they are not as curved as the 19x9.5 csl's. My opinion.

if you dont like my assessment, feel free to PM me or take it to another thread. This thread is above the fitment of Brembo 380mm BBK's and 19' CSL like wheels.

[M II]

Originally Posted by ssabripo

trying to figure out if it will fit... emailed Brembo a couple of times and no answer yet.

Got a template from one of the vendors, but it's a bit wierd.

any help is appreciated.

Hello ssabripo,

If you have questions regarding fitment on Brembo products, please don't hesitate to shoot me a PM or an email.

I'm checking with Brembo right now in regards to your request. It is definitely hard to reach Brembo unless you're a dealer for them.

[ssabripo]

Originally Posted by **********s II

Hello ssabripo,

If you have questions regarding fitment on Brembo products, please don't hesitate to shoot me a PM or an email.

I'm checking with Brembo right now in regards to your request. It is definitely hard to reach Brembo unless you're a dealer for them.

hey Edward..thanks! say to Roger for me!

yeah, if you could figure that out for me, that would be awesome...just want to make sure. The alternative would be to stick with the 368 or 360 kits from AP or Stoptech (or even brembo). However, I really wanna see if I can fit the 380mm BBK on it.

ps- I'm going with the ZCP competition package, so it will be the new 359M model wheels, 19x9f, 19x10 rears.

[M II]

Originally Posted by ssabripo

hey Edward..thanks! say to Roger for me!

yeah, if you could figure that out for me, that would be awesome...just want to make sure. The alternative would be to stick with the 368 or 360 kits from AP or Stoptech (or even brembo). However, I really wanna see if I can fit the 380mm BBK on it.

ps- I'm going with the ZCP competition package, so it will be the new 359M model wheels, 19x9f, 19x10 rears.

They will indeed work!

I've sent you a PM in regards to a bit more information regarding clearance to further validate fitment.

You won't need to go to a 355 mm kit, the 380 mm kit will work fine! Stoptech, AP Racing, and Brembo.

By the way, AP Racing is owned by Brembo. They still make their own kits and do their own development work, but they're holding company is Brembo. There's a reason why Brembo is a bit more expensive. They have proprietary hardware unique to Brembo only. They have a true full-floating rotor setup which others will claim to be similar - but it's not. The kits are pre-torqued and pre-assembled from Brembo by their engineers and they have a 3-stage quality control process which ensures that your kit is complete.

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by Kev

that should be fine, the concavity of the ZCP rims will clear the BBK. I had a set of Alcon on my old 335xi with the ZCP rims:
Even with the 19X8 ET47 wheel with a 15mm spacer, I had plenty of room for the 365mm rotor. The 380mm should fit right in w/o problem.

Very nice setup!

APs should be fine as well - the 7100/7150 kits were engineered specifically to fit behind factory 18" wheels, as a matter of fact - we'll be running our track wheels this weekend at Mfest with the AP setup.

[BaLLzZz]

The APs are the way to go

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

Very nice setup!

APs should be fine as well - the 7100/7150 kits were engineered specifically to fit behind factory 18" wheels, as a matter of fact - we'll be running our track wheels this weekend at Mfest with the AP setup.

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

Very nice setup!

APs should be fine as well - the 7100/7150 kits were engineered specifically to fit behind factory 18" wheels, as a matter of fact - we'll be running our track wheels this weekend at Mfest with the AP setup.

Edit: Test-fitted tonight, 18" VMRs are a no-go for the front caliper (very light surface scratching) without minor modification, which we're not willing to do.

We'll test the APs with the new ZCP when one arrives.

[ssabripo]

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

Edit: Test-fitted tonight, 18" VMRs are a no-go for the front caliper (very light surface scratching) without minor modification, which we're not willing to do.

We'll test the APs with the new ZCP when one arrives.

thank you Tom! that would be outstanding.

[Jack28]

Hey ssabripo, A Friend of mine on M3Forums Fit a 380m Brembos on OEM CSL's on his
E46 M3. Im Sure They will fit on your E92 M3 as the OEM CSL Wheels are the same. If you search DaytonaViolet Username on M3Forums You will see his setup.

Check out his Profile Pics, You will see him with the CSL wheels and Brembo Pics!
http://www.m3forum.net/gallery/showg...2&ppuser=17018

[STALKER]

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

Edit: Test-fitted tonight, 18" VMRs are a no-go for the front caliper (very light surface scratching) without minor modification, which we're not willing to do.

We'll test the APs with the new ZCP when one arrives.

Would be very interested to know if the VMRs clear the APs. Need a 18" winter set up eventually.

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by STALKER

Would be very interested to know if the VMRs clear the APs. Need a 18" winter set up eventually.

We've tried the 18" V710s and CSL/VB3s - they will not clear AP's calipers.