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Stock 335i calipers vs M-performance
What is the difference? The only thing I can see in the photos is the m-performance is painted and has an m logo painted on oh and the cross drilled rotors as oposed to the stock 335i are just silver and solid rotors.
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The calipers look the Same in the front.
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Same front calipers ... different rear (as per the response above).
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I never said anything about the discs ... he asked if the calipers are the same as OEM, and they are not. Front calipers are the same ... rears are different ... geeez .. guys read the responses before responding ...
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That's wht I said, the front calipers are different. The M-Sport front calipers are bigger than the standard 335i front calipers, unless u're talking abt US-spec option 2NH for 328i, then u'll get the same calipers as the standard ones on the 335i but painted in blue. This is confirmed by E90Fleet.
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Now, for US/CDN-spec, there are 2 types of M-sport brakes for M-sport package equipped cars. For 335i M-sport, if option 2NH is specified, it will be the same as EU/ROW-spec (i.e. identical system to M-performance brakes but in blue & plain rotors). For 328i M-sport, option 2NH means brake system from standard 335i (but with EU/ROW pads), only difference is the calipers are in blue w/M logo instead of the unpainted silver. So in a nutshell, US/CDN 335i M-sport w/2NH, then similar to M-performance; for US/CDN 328i M-sport w/2NH, then similar to standard 335i but with EU/ROW pads. |
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Warranty will be intact as they're genuine BMW accessories. I'm not sure whether the warranty clauses in ur area are particular to who fits them, if it is then best to use the services of a BMW dealer.
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