M3 Carbon Ceramic Brakes

Complete retrofit kit to convert bmw m3 f80 bmw m4 f82 f83 to carbon ceramic brakes.

M3 carbon ceramic brakes.

The bmw m carbon ceramic brakes significantly increase the braking performance of your bmw. First introduced with the m6 in 2012 bmw has equipped the carbon ceramic brakes on the m5 m3 and m4 and customers of these cars often ponder whether the bmw s trademark golden calipers worth the extra cost. On the other hand these brakes are dimensioned to offer significantly more in. Meanwhile carbon ceramic brakes are also weight savers shedding 19 4 kg on the m6 and 12 5 kg on the m3 and m4.

The use of the high tech recyclable materials carbon and ceramic increases the thermal load capacity even in extreme situations such as those on the race track. Normal brakes effectiveness is low when the braking components get hot which. The m carbon ceramic brakes can be added as a performance option for the bmw m3 for an additional 8 150. And lighter brakes means lower unsprung mass and consequently better acceleration.

We drove the m3 cs on michelin pilot sport cup 2 tires size 265 35zr 19 up front and 285 30zr 20 in the rear and with the optional 8150 carbon ceramic brakes. The new original carbon ceramic brake is a technology from the sport of racing. Get the full detail on the m carbon ceramic brakes including specification price features care and more. The bmw carbon ceramic brakes are supplied by brembo a well known brand to supply braking components.

The rotating masses in m carbon ceramic brakes are around 12 5 kg lighter compared with standard m compound brakes. Rather than cast iron or steel carbon ceramic brake discs are made from a composite material. Join our mailing list. According to brembo this heat resilience cannot be easily replicated with the usual.

The brake system s lightweight stable and durable properties are built for the tracks under any weather condition. Carbon ceramic brakes work through the same mechanism as standard disc brakes but the discs themselves are made from a very different material through a complex process. Carbon ceramic brakes are actually designed to withstand the usual intense heat that occurs during braking.