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E36General discussion and technical help for (E36) 1992-1999 3 series cars. 318, 323, 325, 328.
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Unless you are planning to do a number of track days per year, it would not be sensible to go to bigger calipers and rotors. Your car isn't heavy enough to need them. Nor in reality fast enough to require them. Your first post is a great package for a normal car to have much better braking performance.
Tyres are also a massive contributor to this. Don't buy crap ones to go with the brakes.
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I know and I totally agree with you, but I don't have the cash or necessity for them. And I am not to the point where I care about brakes cosmetically yet. I don't even have smoked tails yet, heh.
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For what it's worth I have Hawk HPS pads and they're great. They stop my car on a dime, probably 50% harder stopping than oem, and WAY smoother. I can stop from 60 to 0 in almost no time, and while you're pressed forward, it feels so smooth you'd hardly know you're braking... if that makes any sense. I love them. The only side effect though is they sometimes have a squeek that can get annoying.