323i rear caliper set

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Post Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:17 am

from a c plate will these go straight on my 320ise f plate?????

and are the 323 rear calipers same as f plate 325
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Post Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:25 am

I think the brakes are all the same on the front of the E30's. The only difference being vented or soild disks... I stand to be cocrrected 8)
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Post Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:27 am

thats what i thort cheers mate just wondering as i have 325calipers spare and want the best of my stuff on mine Daz
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Post Wed Jul 27, 2005 11:09 am

Mark, im in the process of upgrading the calipers on my 318i, front solid discs to vented.

Ive got the front calipers, is it as simple as just changing the calipers onto the existing hanger/bracket?

Obviously, ive got brand new ATE power discs on the way and Pagid Fast road pads, RBF 600 brake fluid aswell, and brand new rear pagid brake shoes, so i should stop quite well :D

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Post Wed Jul 27, 2005 12:03 pm

Adam, the front calipers all have the same mounting points so yes they'll bolt straight on.

The power discs and Pagid fast pads are a good combination, even better get a set of goodridge hoses for that extra bite and feel :D there is a group buy on them here http://www.e30zone.co.uk/modules.php?na ... ic&t=11929

If you have rear drums you need a 4 line kit or if you have rear discs you need a 6 line kit. The ABS is a red herring, it makes no difference regarding hoses.

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Post Wed Jul 27, 2005 1:01 pm

Iain mate
hows you doing??

do you know if 323i c reg rear brakes are same as 325i f reg??

got full 323 rear brakes setup to go on mine but also got my old 325 rear calipers Daz

oh yeah you know the manifold i got from you

the cap on other side facing battery triangle thingy do you still have it?? as the one thats on is awfull fit cheers Daz
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Post Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:42 pm

Hi Daz, looked on the ETK and it lists the same part numbers for 323i and 325i rear calipers so yes I'd put money on them being the same.

Do you mean the triangular cap with the vacuum feed for the fuel regulator ?. I thought that went with the manifold ? :?

I'm fine mate, a bit stressed out. Lots to do at work and home but not enough hours in the day :(

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