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E46 M3 (2001-2006) Engine: S54 - Max Hp: 333 hp at 7,900 rpm / 262 lb/ft at 4,900 rpm
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Old Sat, Jun-30-2012, 10:47:03 PM   #1
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Default zcp rotor downgrade

can someone point in the right direction; i have been searching for how to fit front oem size rotors on my car which is an 06 zcp m3, is the carrier the only thing i would have to swap out?
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Old Sun, Jul-01-2012, 12:57:40 AM   #4
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Default Re: zcp rotor downgrade

Your rear piston size is different, so it will throw off your bias slightly
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Your rear piston size is different, so it will throw off your bias slightly
Yeah I know that the rear brake piston is bigger but isn't oem and zcp rotors the same size for the rear ?
Quick question if I am at minimum thickness how much longer can I wait to replace my rotors?
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Why would you want to down-grade rotors in the first place?
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Why would you want to down-grade rotors in the first place?
Cheaper than buying new ZCP rotors, which are around $500 for the front and about $300 for the rear.
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Why would you want to down-grade rotors in the first place?
More aftermarket options available, including the PFC DD rotors.
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Why would you want to down-grade rotors in the first place?
It's not really a downgrade.

Shouldn't do anything to the bias either. You aren't changing calipers.

If you're at minimum you want to change them sooner than later. How are your pads looking?
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Default Re: zcp rotor downgrade

yeah its not really a downgrade, oem sizes for the front allow me to have so many more choices in rotors.

my pads are 6 months old hawk hps, and the rotors just reached minimum thickness. you guys think i can run them till i need new pads? my driving is all street no track events.
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