titanium shims
that's a pic of my sti. i didn't have OEM shims even, i had crappy shims. too much heat got through and i cooked my brakes on the track. they normally would look like this:

i want to take the 545i out on some bmwcca track days, and would like some titanium shims if they are available

i want to take the 545i out on some bmwcca track days, and would like some titanium shims if they are available
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My Ride: 545i Sport
Model Year: 2004
Engine: N62
that's a pic of my sti. i didn't have OEM shims even, i had crappy shims. too much heat got through and i cooked my brakes on the track. they normally would look like this:
i want to take the 545i out on some bmwcca track days, and would like some titanium shims if they are available
i want to take the 545i out on some bmwcca track days, and would like some titanium shims if they are available
You don't want the heat blocked but to be dissipated naturally by improved ventilation. Use race brake fluid with higher boiling point.
i'd only track it 1-3 times a year, for 15/20 minute sessions. doesn't bmw require all (*all*) cars do 10k km on the ring before they go to production? she's chubby but i figure she would be just fine... plan on doing high temp fluid (rbf 600) and nice pads (thinking carbotech xp8) - like the idea of having these on too.
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From: Birmingham AL
My Ride: 2010 VW Passat Wagon 2.0l Tsi
Grey/Grey Budapest 18"
Lost to HPFP issues:
08 535i sport pkg
Lost to Dreaded E61 Sun roof leaks:
07 E61 530Xi
Upgrade the breaks...
M5 set or Brembo's...
can go with the R1 disks,new pads, and SS lines and new break fluid.
Ti shims...
M5 set or Brembo's...
can go with the R1 disks,new pads, and SS lines and new break fluid.
Ti shims...





