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Hawk dtc-70 for my driver training days. And once cooled down on the drive home, the 70s clean the rotors. So no problems with putting my street pads back on.

Hi Lee No it doesn't sound good, have you tried the long screw drive to your ear. This will help pin point the area of the noise.

Same here

If your using race pads, the dust turns rock hard if it gets wet/damp. "Moto muck" and a number of application's and patience.

Blow out the cob webs from mine today, nothing like a bit of full throttle

It did look good, Andrew. 😀

https://www.bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?2441710-FS-E36-M3-Euro-Airbox-with-HFM-and-Snorkel

Hi guys, I need a new set of track tyres for my E36 M3, my existing setup is on 17 x 8 rims and Toyo R888 235/40/17 and of course I want my cake and to eat it too. Toyo's if you can get them are $680 (ouch) AR1 are an option 245/40 may require ride height change to fit. So I would love to test fit a 17 x 8 rim with a 245/40/17 from the list below. PM me if you can help Cheers Mark Width Section Width Section Width Tread Overall Diameter Toyo R888R 235/40ZR17W 241 / 9.5 620 245/40ZR17W 249 / 9.8 627 Hankook Ventus TD Z221 245/40ZR17W 252 /9.9 232 /9.1 630 Hankook Ventus Z214 245/40ZR17W 247 / 9.7 232 /9.1 625 Nankang AR1 245/40ZR17W 248 / 9.8 628

Lap Time ? ?

Under-tray or front splitter

There was some tyre bundles if you look real hard ??

That was the question, put to me Jon Cheers Glen

John, "whole rotational assembly needs to be balanced as a unit" is this what you mean ? I dropped off the FW, PP, SD and bolts. All had alignment marks for when being installed.