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      07-19-2022, 10:52 AM   #287
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Brackets are so much easier, thinking about doing a group buy if I can get enough interest, we all mainly need the front the rear brackets for m2 comp 4 piston are complete bolt on no spacer washers needed
Do I understand correctly?
M2 Competition calipers (like yours)

Front calipers with 400mm disc and custom bracket
Rear calipers complete with 380mm disc fit P&P?
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      07-25-2022, 02:50 AM   #288
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The brake calipers have just arrived.
The 400mm and 380mm discs will arrive tomorrow.
A front clamp adapter has also been ordered.

I want to replace the brake hoses with a braided cable. Will the standard M3 length be ok? Maybe they should be longer?
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      09-05-2022, 12:37 PM   #289
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The brake calipers have just arrived.
The 400mm and 380mm discs will arrive tomorrow.
A front clamp adapter has also been ordered.

I want to replace the brake hoses with a braided cable. Will the standard M3 length be ok? Maybe they should be longer?
What are these?
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      09-15-2022, 12:09 PM   #290
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What are these?
These are M2C calipers
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      09-16-2022, 06:41 PM   #291
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What are these?
These are M2C calipers
They look perfect, 6 pot and 4 pot right? How to get these on the e92?
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      05-01-2023, 12:31 PM   #292
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Brackets for all of E Series, for 380x36mm or 400x36mm discs.
7075 aluminium with inox inserts, if anyone want mp.

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      01-25-2025, 02:13 PM   #293
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Apologies if I missed the answer to this question elsewhere in the thread.

It's about this:
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Now this is the one where its slightly different, note the four holes for the wheel bearing , they sit around 4-5 mm lower on the M4 spindle, making the length from the strut top mount to the wheel centre 4-5mm longer, this will raise the car's ride height ever so slightly, we'll see later on!

Does this mean the F8x hubs put the wheel bearings 4-5 mm closer to the lower ball joints? Or is that distance the same but the strut clamp is 4-5 mm higher?

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