[iCARMIX]

After installing the M Performance brake, the vehicle benefits from larger, 360mm front and 330mm rear ventilated discs, paired with more powerful four-piston front and single-piston rear calipers.
The Flow-Formed wheels, featuring a Y-spoke design in a striking Satin Bronze finish, improve the appearance and offer a wide viewing window for the calipers, but also contribute to reduced unsprung weight, further enhancing handling and responsiveness.
As usual, I couldn't help taking it out for a photo sesh, because we're proud of every successful iCARMIX install.
By the way, did you know that tyres have some of the most volatile prices of all parts? They keep fluctuating from one day to the next!

https://icarmix.com/product/genuine-...9-x2-f60-mini/

[rocketman99]

That's cool and all, but at the end of the day this is still a SUV/SAV. Kinda really overkill...

[KingSize.Hamster]

Some real bling for sure!

[liionel]

Originally Posted by iCARMIX

After installing the M Performance brake, the vehicle benefits from larger, 360mm front and 330mm rear ventilated discs, paired with more powerful four-piston front and single-piston rear calipers.
The Flow-Formed wheels, featuring a Y-spoke design in a striking Satin Bronze finish, improve the appearance and offer a wide viewing window for the calipers, but also contribute to reduced unsprung weight, further enhancing handling and responsiveness.
As usual, I couldn't help taking it out for a photo sesh, because we're proud of every successful iCARMIX install.
By the way, did you know that tyres have some of the most volatile prices of all parts? They keep fluctuating from one day to the next!

https://icarmix.com/product/genuine-...9-x2-f60-mini/

How's the wheel fitment? 255/55/19 was not recommended by my workshop as they said it might be too wide. Care to share photos of the fitment?

Thanks!

[iCARMIX]

Originally Posted by liionel

How's the wheel fitment? 255/55/19 was not recommended by my workshop as they said it might be too wide. Care to share photos of the fitment?

Thanks!

In this case it's PS EV 255 45 19
No photos for 255 55 19, sorry

[richiro]

Originally Posted by iCARMIX

After installing the M Performance brake, the vehicle benefits from larger, 360mm front and 330mm rear ventilated discs, paired with more powerful four-piston front and single-piston rear calipers.
The Flow-Formed wheels, featuring a Y-spoke design in a striking Satin Bronze finish, improve the appearance and offer a wide viewing window for the calipers, but also contribute to reduced unsprung weight, further enhancing handling and responsiveness.
As usual, I couldn't help taking it out for a photo sesh, because we're proud of every successful iCARMIX install.
By the way, did you know that tyres have some of the most volatile prices of all parts? They keep fluctuating from one day to the next!

https://icarmix.com/product/genuine-...9-x2-f60-mini/

Where are the rotors from?

[liionel]

Originally Posted by iCARMIX

In this case it's PS EV 255 45 19
No photos for 255 55 19, sorry

sorry i meant 255/45/19.

care to share side profile pics to see fitment? any error from TPMS? Since 255/45/19 isnt recommended.

[iCARMIX]

Originally Posted by richiro

Where are the rotors from?

They are Genuine, same place where we order the rest of the brake kit from. You can see all the parts in the link I shared, on my website

[iCARMIX]

Originally Posted by liionel

sorry i meant 255/45/19.

care to share side profile pics to see fitment? any error from TPMS? Since 255/45/19 isnt recommended.

No error from TPMS, but be advised, this brake kit has a known issue between the rear caliper and the handbrake. We are waiting for BMW to fix it, and it's not related to the question you were asking. Having said that, I can tell you for sure there was no fitment issue.
And unfortunately don't have any other photos. When I do an install we take a certain number of photos for reference (sometimes before and after) and then let the customer pick up his car.
When BMW fixes the issue with the rear brake, and have another installation on this model, I'll be sure to take some to share with you.
In the meantime, send me a couple of snaps of an angle you'd like to see from, just to make sure I understand what you're asking for.

[liionel]

Originally Posted by iCARMIX

No error from TPMS, but be advised, this brake kit has a known issue between the rear caliper and the handbrake. We are waiting for BMW to fix it, and it's not related to the question you were asking. Having said that, I can tell you for sure there was no fitment issue.
And unfortunately don't have any other photos. When I do an install we take a certain number of photos for reference (sometimes before and after) and then let the customer pick up his car.
When BMW fixes the issue with the rear brake, and have another installation on this model, I'll be sure to take some to share with you.
In the meantime, send me a couple of snaps of an angle you'd like to see from, just to make sure I understand what you're asking for.

did u upgrade the rear brakes? why would front brake upgrade affect the rear?

hmm angle wise maybe something like this

[iCARMIX]

Originally Posted by liionel

did u upgrade the rear brakes? why would front brake upgrade affect the rear?

hmm angle wise maybe something like this

Yes, If you look at the photo with the parts lined up, you can see the rear kit is included as well

[liionel]

Originally Posted by iCARMIX

Yes, If you look at the photo with the parts lined up, you can see the rear kit is included as well

i see. hows tyre fitment? care to share pics similar to the 1 above?

[FlashMonkey929]

Originally Posted by liionel

i see. hows tyre fitment? care to share pics similar to the 1 above?

255 tread width will not be an issue for fitment as far as width goes. Like I said in your other post, the suggested diameter of the tires is 704mm, these are 713mm, which means your speedometer will be off. The more important factor when fitting wheels is the width and offset of the wheels themselves, which will have more of a factor in determining what tires will fit.

[richiro]

Originally Posted by iCARMIX

They are Genuine, same place where we order the rest of the brake kit from. You can see all the parts in the link I shared, on my website

Do you have a part number? I don’t recall seeing OEM cross drilled rotors for the F39/48 in the US, so curious how these are oem but sized for this model? Are you saying any 360x30 rotor works?

[iCARMIX]

Originally Posted by richiro

Do you have a part number? I don’t recall seeing OEM cross drilled rotors for the F39/48 in the US, so curious how these are oem but sized for this model? Are you saying any 360x30 rotor works?

Well I don't know about "any" but we did use a 360X30mm genuine one in this case, and it fit perfectly

[FlashMonkey929]

Originally Posted by iCARMIX

Well I don't know about "any" but we did use a 360X30mm genuine one in this case, and it fit perfectly

You didn’t answer his question. Is the cross drilled rotors you used an official OEM BMW part? If yes, can you provide a part number?

[iCARMIX]

Originally Posted by FlashMonkey929

You didn’t answer his question. Is the cross drilled rotors you used an official OEM BMW part? If yes, can you provide a part number?

But I did, genuine is actually better than OEM. Part numbers are
34106895071, and 34106895072

[FlashMonkey929]

Originally Posted by iCARMIX

But I did, genuine is actually better than OEM. Part numbers are
34106895071, and 34106895072

Answering his question would have been "No, they are not OEM. They are "genuine"". Genuine is ambiguous. Are they an aftermarket offering by an OE supplier, is it the name of an aftermarket company? There was no clarification. People on this forum may not be interested in purchasing directly from you as you seem to be in Hong Kong, and sourcing these locally might be more cost effective to us. Hence why the questions are probably being asked.

[iCARMIX]

Originally Posted by FlashMonkey929

Answering his question would have been "No, they are not OEM. They are "genuine"". Genuine is ambiguous. Are they an aftermarket offering by an OE supplier, is it the name of an aftermarket company? There was no clarification. People on this forum may not be interested in purchasing directly from you as you seem to be in Hong Kong, and sourcing these locally might be more cost effective to us. Hence why the questions are probably being asked.

You're right, and on my part, I just want to inspire people to have a quick look on Google for "genuine vs OEM". As a car enthusiast, I'm always excited about opportunities to learn and teach. As a shop owner, I've had the experience of people mistaking "not OEM" for "fake". I guess that's why I'm careful in how I choose my words. Thank you for your clarification, it really helps to understand another's point of view