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Brake Disc-Rotor Set - Front
Replacement front brake rotors for the E36 M3, featuring an anti-corrosion coating. Made in Germany by key brake supplier to BMW, Zimmermann.
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The E36 M3 was a game changer when it was first released in the early 1990s, and today it's still respected by car enthusiasts worldwide. But power and handling capabilities mean nothing unless you can bring the car to a halt effectively. Zimmermann are an original equipment supplier to BMW and Porsche, with these brake rotors manufactured to European and Australian delivered M3 specifications.
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We recommend changing your brake pads whenever you replace your discs. To make sure you achieve optimum performance and safety please follow the proper bedding-in procedure.
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Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Zimmermann
- Made in
- Germany
- Required per car
- 1
- Fitting position
- Front Axle
- Disc type
- Vented
- Outside diameter
- 315mm
- Height
- 52.5mm
- Thickness
- 28mm
- Minimum thickness
- 26.4mm
Part numbers
- OEM
- 34112227171 (Left) 34112227172 (Right)
- Zimmermann
- 150.1290.20 (Left) 150.1291.20 (Right)
Part numbers are provided for reference only. For correct compatibility to your vehicle, please follow our fitment advice.
Fitments
1 chassis group · 1 fitment
| Model | Body | Build | Fitment notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| BMW 3 Series E36 (1990 - 1999) M3 All | All | 02.95 to 10.95 | For M3 models built before 09/1995 |
