Advan performance, 135i/335i "Nashin BBK".

[Justin@ADVAN Performance]

Hi guys,

here are a few pics of the "Nashin Big Brake Kit" we will soon be installing on Peter's 335i.

Sufficed it to say this is a serious bit of kit and before you ask, yes the impressively large front 380 mm rotor/caliper assembly will clear the ID of the wheel, providing you are running 19's.

The cross-drilled rotor you see that is being dwarfed by the 380 mm Nashin, is a little old BMW 135i Performance rotor.

Hmmm, perhaps it's time time for a proper upgrade...

More details to follow shortly, this is just a quick tease to wet your appetite.

Cheers,

JD.

[Justin@ADVAN Performance]

Hey Gents,

the "Nashin Big Brake Kit" we are pleased to introduce to you features a front and rear, 2-piece floating rotor assembly, monobloc calipers and all associated hardware required for fitment.

The front rotor is a massive 380 mm in diameter and the rear is 345 mm. The rotor's themselves are are made of a steel alloy which has been specially coated to increase oxidation resistance, hence the unique colour of the rotor surface. Both front and rear rotors are heavily ventilated (with the front being curved vane) and have of thickness of 34 mm and 28 mm respectively. They can also be supplied "cross drilled", if you desire.

The front caliper is a N-series 6 piston monobloc unit, that is cast from aluminium alloy, it was supplied with Nashin's "Sport version" pads pre-installed. The rear caliper is also a N-series monobloc unit, but it is a 4 piston assembly utilising the same "Sport version" pads.

The brake pads are available in 3 different "flavours", Street Sport and Competition. The N-series callpers themselves are available in 10 different colours.

Lastly the BBK includes all the necessary high strength mounting brackets and fasteners for both front and rear rotors, as well as teflon lined brake lines, that are sleeved with a double layer of stainless steel.

As an introductory offer we will be selling the first 2 "Nashin Big Brake Kits" at a total cost of just $3,995.00 inclusive of GST.

We will also be including a 2nd set of brake pads of your choice, for both front and rear calipers at no extra cost.

This is an extremely good price for an incredibly good braking system, a similar kit would retail upwards of $7,500 from a competitor such as Brembo.

Here a few more pics of the kit on offer.

Cheers,

JD.

[1q2w3e4r]

Makes sense for the 335 crowd who want to do track days, good option for them over the stock brake setup.

I would have thought that the 135 crew would stick with the OEM Brembo's and go for a better pad and fluid combination. Do the 1M rotors fit? They'd be a good value for money upgrade if you just threw in good fluid and a set of Pagid (insert brand X) pads. Probably be out of it for under $1k.

[RaihaX]

I think I made a mess of myself after seeing those

[pavo335]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

I think I made a mess of myself after seeing those

Rey you make me laugh

Just get some tissues

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by pavo335

Rey you make me laugh

Just get some tissues

Mind giving me a hand

Are there any rotor replacement from Nashin Justin? or you pretty much need to get the whole kit?

[pavo335]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

Mind giving me a hand

As a chap said to me many years ago get a rubber band and firmly place it around your wrist until the circulation cuts off and its like someone is doing it for you. Oh and don't forget to put a glove on because you never know where that hand has been

[pavo335]

back OT how do these work with the factory brake sensor?

[Stuart@BMRAutowerkes]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

Are there any rotor replacement from Nashin Justin? or you pretty much need to get the whole kit?

Pretty sure they sell replacement rotors as well.

The brakes look good. Seen them in person and very nicely crafted.

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by bmroxm5

Pretty sure they sell replacement rotors as well.

The brakes look good. Seen them in person and very nicely crafted.

Would be good to see their offering - too much $$$ for the bbk when I don't track the car.

Would be purely for bling if I got a BBK!

[pavo335]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

Would be good to see their offering - too much $$$ for the bbk when I don't track the car.

Would be purely for bling if I got a BBK!

You say that like it's stopped you before

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by pavo335

You say that like it's stopped you before

[Kiwi Peter]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

Mind giving me a hand

Are there any rotor replacement from Nashin Justin? or you pretty much need to get the whole kit?

You can purchase any item for the Nashin brake system from rotors to the rubber bleeder cover.

[Taymaishu]

Seen these in person and my god they're very nice.

Thinking of getting a set from Pete when:
* I'm due for replacement
* I come to Sydney next.

[Tit]

That's a great price! Do you know the weights of the components compared to the stock brakes?

[dontask]

You definitely need to be running 19s with this BBK?

[TimMc]

Brakes look horn!
I'd be keen on something similar that would fit under my OEM 18" 261 wheels - or even under a set of 17x8 track rims. Don't want to fit 19's

[Justin@ADVAN Performance]

Hey guys,

I not long got home from work and I am just about to head out to dinner, so I will reply to all your questions in detail later tonight.

I am very pleased by the initial response for our "Nashin Big Brake Kit".

Whilst this setup is indeed bad arse the front 380 mm rotor will require a 19" wheel for clearance, the good news is that there are many rotor, caliper and brake pad combinations to choose from in the Nashin range.

The other Nashin brake packages we can do, are still very much track day capable, will fit under a 18" wheel and are even more cost effective than the premium kit we have advertised.

Stay tuned...

Cheers,

JD.

[RaihaX]

Staying tuned!

[Taymaishu]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

Staying tuned!

Forgone conclusion, really!

[sbce90]

Originally Posted by Taymaishu

Forgone conclusion, really!

What he meant to say, was "whipping out the credit card."

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by sbce90

What he meant to say, was "whipping out the credit card."