New aftermarket company!

[Bob ///M3]

I thought I'd share a new aftermarket company I discovered that is dedicated to BMWs. The name of this new company is Rogue Engineering located in New Jersey. Their website has some interesting products.

Check it out! Rogue Engineering

Bob ///M3

[Stylin]

He posted that up on DTM a few week ago or so. Looks interesting.. not too many products YET.. I hope to see something good out of them.. :p

[phonuff]

Finally, something good in NJ

[jww///95]

I like the brake kit the offer A LOT! Looks to be the same kit turner is marketing since they both use the brembo 4 piston caliper and the euro e46m3 floating rotor. And the best part is that it is bolt on at a sweet price.

I just wish it didn't require wheel spacers for the stock wheels

[Atticka]

I'm interested in seeing how there exhaust performs....and sounds!

and we even have a link in there link section! are we returning the favour??

[Sean@ECIS]

ECIS is currently working with Rogue...more to come on that.

The exhaust is going to be amazing...we will be adding it to our products as well as other RE stuff.

RE's products are very well made...take it from me, I have seen them first hand.

[Stylin]

Lets see if they want to use my car as a guinea pig..

[540Rob]

E36 Carbon Fiber Brake Duct $225.00

What's next platinum brake lines?

[Stockman]

The only good thing I have known to come out of new jersey is zaino bros car polish

[Stylin]

And the Suprano's..



But u forget UUC is in NJ..

So is MotorworksWest..

And the MAIN thing in NJ.. is BMW NA headquaters off the Garden state parkway.

[RightM3]

Originally posted by Stylin
And the Suprano's..

And the Sopranos......

[Anfanger]

If they can get exhaust for the E36 in production soon... Ill look into it .

[Sean@ECIS]

Jon,

Just hold on about another month or 6 weeks. We will be debuting their exhaust.

Check our site, in about a month for more. www.ecisbmw.com

[232is PoWeR]

ive gotta know bout exhaust...now! haha.........sound, price?? pleeeeasssseeee

[Sean@ECIS]

No info on price right now...good things come to those that wait.

[e46driver]

I saw the E46 M3 rotors on the site....I wonder if I can just replace my current rotors for that one.

I have a 2000 328ci with sports pkg.

[jww///95]

Originally posted by e46driver
I saw the E46 M3 rotors on the site....I wonder if I can just replace my current rotors for that one.

I have a 2000 328ci with sports pkg.

It's not quite that easy!

[e46driver]

I didn't think so.

Well, I had my wishful thinking today.

Actually, what would it take? New calipers too?

[jww///95]

You would have to have the brembo 4 pistons calipers or the e46m3 ones, but that is only the disc and caliper. You have to consider rotor offset, caliper mounting, and wheel offset.

If would be much less of a hassle (and most likely less money) to purchase a brembo, or similar, big brake kit for the car.

But how much track duty does your car see? I wouldn't upgrade from the stock ones unless you are experiencing a lot of fade on the track, and even then, only if the car would see a considerable amount of time on the track (3 or more days a year minimum). It is just poorly spend money on a street car.

[e46driver]

No tracks in the dallas area yet so no track action. It was just a idea floating around in my head like hunderds of other ideas.

Also it helps me understand more about the parts of the car.