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    Wheel and brake combo

    Just a preview. Full reveal this coming spring.
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    Looks great! 345mm rotor?
    You can probably fit 360mm under the wheels.

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    No, only 332mm rotors. Unfortunately, this is the biggest Brembo setup for the e31.
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    European CSIs use 345mm rotors with the 4 piston Brembos. I believe that’s why he asked, Ive seen some people do that swap.

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    Not Brembo Calipers on the Euro CSis. Those cars use ATE clampers.
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    Good to know

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    I could build you a 360mm brembo set up.

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    Thanks for the offer, but I’m content with I have now.
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    O baby! I love the combo! Can't wait to see it all installed!

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    Quote Originally Posted by M6csi View Post
    Just a preview. Full reveal this coming spring.
    Nice, Were they a package or can you buy the 2 piece rotors seperate? Tia!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dragon850 View Post
    I could build you a 360mm brembo set up.
    Would it fit the 18" Hartges without spacers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fatandre View Post
    Would it fit the 18" Hartges without spacers?
    I think 10" spacers would be needed.

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    Wow... With the 10mm spacers, the Hartges/tires (at least in the front) will protrude beyond the fenders. That’s the reason I wanted a more or less plug and play setup. Definitely not a very good look. 3 or 5mm spacers will be needed for the front setup as with the mock-up now, there is about 3-4mm of clearance between caliper and wheel. As with the mock-up now and with the outside brake pad resting on the rotor, there is minimal clearance. Once the calipers are mounted onto their brackets, they will push out the calipers about 3mm or so. Definitely too close for comfort.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 8eights View Post
    Nice, Were they a package or can you buy the 2 piece rotors seperate? Tia!
    They come as a 2 piece Rotor/caliper kit. If one were to buy a pair of new 2 piece hats and rotors from Brembo, they will probably cost about $1200 a side, so about $2400 for the front setup. The complete 2 piece hat/rotor BBK kit will set you back about $3400. Definitely not worth it to but the 2 piece rotors by themselves.
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    Quote Originally Posted by M6csi View Post
    Wow... With the 10mm spacers, the Hartges/tires (at least in the front) will protrude beyond the fenders. That’s the reason I wanted a more or less plug and play setup. Definitely not a very good look. 3 or 5mm spacers will be needed for the front setup as with the mock-up now, there is about 3-4mm of clearance between caliper and wheel. As with the mock-up now and with the outside brake pad resting on the rotor, there is minimal clearance. Once the calipers are mounted onto their brackets, they will push out the calipers about 3mm or so. Definitely too close for comfort.
    How wide are the Hartge in the front??

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    Eight and a half inches by eighteen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by M6csi View Post
    Eight and a half inches by eighteen.
    9" front e31 specific alpina classics with 10" spacer. Perfect stance!



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    Last edited by dragon850; 02-07-2018 at 02:26 AM.

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    I am looking for a BBK that does not require spacers for my Hamann PG1 wheels

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fatandre View Post
    I am looking for a BBK that does not require spacers for my Hamann PG1 wheels
    The Brembo BBK’s would be your best bet. There is a e31 specific kit, but it is the same kit that also fit the older 5, 6, and 7 series cars. There are a few other BBK manufactures that make application for the e31 also. Personally, I would stick with the storied Brembo brand and how much more esthetically pleasing they are compared to other BBK’s.

    These are the 2 Brembo kits that would fit our 8’s: 1B1.7009A- GT1 calipers with 332x32mm 2 piece rotors (slotted only). 1B4.7001A- GT1 calipers with 332x32mm with 1 piece drilled rotors. I have this same kit on my 88 M6.

    As for the OZ made Hamann PG1’s and how they fit with the Brembo BBK, I think the caliper/rim clearance will be greater than my setup. The PG1 and the Hartge type C’s (also OZ made) are essentially the same wheels except for the rim centers. The Hamanns have crowned centers that will probably create more space for caliper/wheel fitment, so spacers are not probably not needed. On my Hartges, the centers are slightly concave thereby creating less caliper clearance space. I’ll play it safe just in case and will be adding a 3 or 5mm spacers.
    Last edited by M6csi; 02-07-2018 at 03:15 PM.
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    I have CSI brakes laying on the shelf. Just need new rotors but they are darn expensive and also the calipers are so heavy.
    The discs are 345x32

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    I bet that if you would run discs from a 5 series it would not need spacers

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    Quote Originally Posted by dragon850 View Post
    9" front e31 specific alpina classics with 10" spacer. Perfect stance!



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    I bet that if you would run discs from a 5 series it would not need spacers

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