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10-27-2020, 06:49 AM | #23 | |
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I am not being critical. I have Stoptech ST40/ST40 on my E36M3 and am about to put an ST60 on my E90M3. I don’t expect to stop any faster (or, in the case of the E90, save any weight). |
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10-27-2020, 08:30 AM | #25 | |
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Sure, I get that the test is flawed, but that flawed result is also how a lot of people will run them. OP doesn't strike me as someone looking for a BBK for actual track performance (in which case he probably would be a lot more excited about something other than Brembo anyway), so he *would* be highly likely to run the supplied pads. Which apparently underperform stock. So yeah, swap in equal pads, a caliper is pretty much a caliper on the street, other than minor nuances of pedal feel and noise. Minor shifts in brake bias make a difference on the limit, but, again, not really happening on the street. The nuances of consumables replacement cost, also not that important for a street car.
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