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that is what i was thinking but a friend of mine told me about power stop rotors and pads and the they work good on his car which is 2010 maxima but i dont now how it may be on a bmw and then another friend told me to just do it through the dealer
Stoptech SportStop Rotors + Street Performance Brake Pads are always a winning combo.
The brake sensor doesn't necessarily need to be replaced unless you trip the brake warning light on the dash, but it's a relatively cheap part so you might as well replace it.
The brake sensor doesn't necessarily need to be replaced unless you trip the brake warning light on the dash, but it's a relatively cheap part so you might as well replace it.
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Michael also sells R1 Concepts rotors as well. I bought a whole cross\drilled slotted with pads set from him. I'm happy with them. The dealer would sell you OEM pads which seem too dusty for me.
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Joey:
If you have the loot go stoptech, If you have a lil loot find a 545/550/535's front brakes and do the swap or go big with M5's brake system!!!
If your on a budget Michael can get you going.



