[Norris83]

Btw I tried a few of brake pads. Oems are good but do fade, they’re basically brembo pads branded by bmw very expansive. I tried brembo Nao ceramic pads, they were much better as far as dust but the bite and brake feel wasn’t nearly as good as oem. I recently put on pads from Pagid hella. They have incredibly great brake bite and brake feel. They do dust similar to oems but perform better. They can be used with the 374x36 rotors or the 395x36 rotors
Pagid part number is T2541

https://www.bimmerworld.com/34106888459-2-WM.jpg

[Dinan_Rated]

Originally Posted by Marc R

Well I just sold my M340i with the 374mm brakes and they perform miles better than my X3 M40i with the 348mm brakes....add that the X3 weighs more than 300kgs more... so i'll just upgrade them for peace of mind.

right on, peace of mind goes along way! My wife doesn't push her Dinan X3m40i as i would lol. She even hates driving with me in the X3mc lol

[WindowsStar]

Originally Posted by Norris83

Btw I tried a few of brake pads. Oems are good but do fade, they’re basically brembo pads branded by bmw very expansive. I tried brembo Nao ceramic pads, they were much better as far as dust but the bite and brake feel wasn’t nearly as good as oem. I recently put on pads from Pagid hella. They have incredibly great brake bite and brake feel. They do dust similar to oems but perform better. They can be used with the 374x36 rotors or the 395x36 rotors
Pagid part number is T2541

https://www.bimmerworld.com/34106888459-2-WM.jpg

Thank you so much for all the information. I will have to look around for something from the list of vehicles you provided. I would really like to go with the 395x36 in the front.

[jstrat85]

I bought the same calipers and I was wondering what would i need to install them on my car? I have a 2024 x3 M sport x30i.

[Norris83]

Originally Posted by jstrat85

I bought the same calipers and I was wondering what would i need to install them on my car? I have a 2024 x3 M sport x30i.

On the back of the calipers it says which rotors you can use. For the fronts calipers if you got the ones for the 374x36 rotors or the 395x36 rotors, you can use the same pads I recommended earler from pagid. For the rotors you have a left and right side.

[WindowsStar]

Norris83 Thanks for all your help with this. I have a question what are the torque specs for the caliper holders Front/Back and the caliper itself Front/Back? Are they the same for any of the 395x36 and 374x36 rotor setups?

[Norris83]

Originally Posted by WindowsStar

Norris83 Thanks for all your help with this. I have a question what are the torque specs for the caliper holders Front/Back and the caliper itself Front/Back? Are they the same for any of the 395x36 and 374x36 rotor setups?

Fronts torque them at 80 ft-lbs rears I believe 30 ft-lbs. doesn’t matter which caliper, the fronts have larger screws than the rears.
Also front brake pads are the same for both size calipers the ones for the 395x36 rotors and 374x36 rotors.

[AshtonPJT]

Originally Posted by Norris83

Fronts torque them at 80 ft-lbs rears I believe 30 ft-lbs. doesn’t matter which caliper, the fronts have larger screws than the rears.
Also front brake pads are the same for both size calipers the ones for the 395x36 rotors and 374x36 rotors.

Might be somewhere in this thread, can someone send the link for the kit that fits the 395 rotors

[jrveron]

Originally Posted by AshtonPJT

Might be somewhere in this thread, can someone send the link for the kit that fits the 395 rotors

You mean this?

https://www.getbmwparts.com/oem-part...ed-34112289348

https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-5...t-kit-for-spo/