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Dinan by Brembo Front Brake Set - 2004-2010 BMW 5/6-Series - D290-0611-B

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Dinan by Brembo Front Brake Set - 2004-2010 BMW 5/6-Series - D290-0611-BOverview: The Dinan Brembo front brakes offer the ultimate in stopping power for the most demanding driving enthusiast. Extensive testing on the street and at the track has enabled us to develop custom systems that have been tuned for optimum performance while avoiding the foibles of typical "big brake kits," such as unbalanced proportioning, poor pedal feel and unacceptable noise levels, just to name a few. The brake calipers are available in either

Overview:

The Dinan/Brembo front brakes offer the ultimate in stopping power for the most demanding driving enthusiast. Extensive testing on the street and at the track has enabled us to develop custom systems that have been tuned for optimum performance while avoiding the foibles of typical "big brake kits," such as unbalanced proportioning, poor pedal feel and unacceptable noise levels, just to name a few. The brake calipers are available in either red or black, giving you the choice of a stealth or competition look. Dinan's custom brake pads and kits have been specially designed for use with the BMW brake wear sensors to keep the safety system fully functional something that is lost in competitors' kits. In most cases, the large rotors and calipers will require the use of aftermarket wheels for adequate brake clearance. Most of Dinan's lightweight performance wheels are recommended providing proper clearance and the ability to fit the largest tires possible for optimum performance. Be sure to check with the manufacturer or distributor of the wheels you are considering in order to verify that they offer the necessary clearance citing the Brembo "Gran Turismo" brakes as a reference.

Features:

  • Large 380mm rotors with aluminum hats
  • Massive stopping power 6-Piston aluminum calipers
  • Goodridge DOT/TUV approved stainless steel brake lines included
  • All mounting brackets and assembly hardware included
  • Works with BMW brake wear sensors
  • Dinan-spec brake pads with sensor provision included
  • Less brake fade during heavy use
  • High quality finish with DINAN logo
  • Looks great especially with larger wheels

Application:

Year Make Model Submodel Engine Size
Universal

Specs:

Brand Dinan
Dinan Point Value 3
Emission Code 5
Height 11
Labor Time (Hours) 3.2
Length 33
Product Type Brake Kit
Warning California Proposition 65
Weight 90
Width 17
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