Watched all your episodes. I have a 2005 e90 330i with 193k on the clock which is my second car. I am also thinking about turning it into a track car but a bit confused if the engine can take it at this age. Waiting to see what you do on the engine
If the engine is healthy and all maintenance is done, then it should be ok. Personally, I don’t take track days too serious, it’s just a bit of fun and in on my opinion there’s a lot more to be gained from overall balance of the car than power increase. Brakes and suspension are the first things I always address with any car… As for the engine, it’s just going to be maintenance, air filter and possible downpipes at a later stage…
@@stevet8607 I do a kit for 328i, you can use 345mm 2 series rotors. vysgarage.com/shop/ols/products/instalation-kit-for-f3xf2x-calipers-and-rotors-on-e9xe8x
This may be a dumb question. What size are the bolts you need with the eccentric bushings? Im assuming whatever is currently mounting the stock rear brake caliper wont work. I have a 2008 bmw 335xi
Hello mate, awesome job! Wonder if you have the part numbers for the front and rear discs? Also where can I get those bushings? e93 owner 330i will upgrade to f30 340 brakes. Thanks and keep up the good work!
I make those bushings, message me on facebook. Front 340mm smooth 34116792223 Front 340mm grooved 34106797602 Front 370mm smooth 34106797606 Front 370mm grooved 34106797603 E60 rear discs 345x24, 63mm height, part number: 34216763827
Funnily enough I stumbled across your video doing the fronts only yesterday, despite that being uploaded 2 years ago! I'm am looking to do the fronts for sure which are nice and easy but I had always thought that doing the rears with the f30 calipers wasn't a straight swap, something about the caliper being offset I believe, is that the reason for the E60 discs?
Hi mate. Great videos :). I have a 335i e92 and wanted to know if you happen to know if those would fit? Also could you list your parts? Do you have to change the war sensor with one for the f30 or could you use the regular for the e90? :) thanx :)
Hi, Your car has exactly the same setup as in this video so these brakes will fit. -f2x/f3x/f8x Calipers and pads -eccentric bushings (I have them available) -e6x discs part number: 34216763827 -hel performance e9x lines -e9x pad sensor Thanks
Hello, I have a 2010 E92 325d 204hp (same 330d 245hp) and I want to mount the same calipers, is it ok to mount e60 rotors? 345x63 and 185mm for the handbrake? I wanted to put f30 discs but they are 67mm thick and the caliper rubs.. Sorry for my bad English i'm French 😅 
Hello, Yes, that’s correct you should use e60 rotors. If you want to use f30 rotors, you need rotor spacer kit: vysgarage.com/shop/ols/products/rear-rototor-spacer-kit-5mm
Hello. I have all the hardware that I’ve collected but the only think I need is the spigot rings. What size are they and where did you them from? Thanks
@@vysgarage I have the caliper bushings. The off centric spacers. I have new bolts, I have new braided hoses but the hub spigot rings I’m missing as the discs I have, The centre is bigger than the hub. I have a e92 for reference
Hi I have an 2009 LCI e90 335i, i was curious if it would work or not being an LCI model with diff knuckles im pretty sure. Ive read a few threads saying its not doable with an LCI 335 but I cant get a solid answer.
Hi The knuckles are the same, only difference on e90s is 160mm or 185m handbrake. Yours being a 335 will have 185mm so exactly the same as in this video.
Hello I have a question would this work on a e92 335is ? Recently did the fronts with a bit of a custom paint job but I'd like to do the rears too . Only thing is I'm running 17s in the back
@@vysgarage Thank you. I just bought the 4 piston calipers for my 348mm, so i dont want to upgrade the size yet. Do you know what 2 piston calipers fit the 345mm rear disc? I saw that there are a lot of F-series cars with 345mm rear discs.
Hi dude just wondering if the bushing have to go in at a certain angle as the hole looks offset. Thanks I’m advance I’m looking at upgrading to these callipers on my 335d
