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Old 3rd March 2009, 17:40   #1
cdnalpina
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B32 B12 5.0 Brake pads and Rotors

Good day all,

I was wondering if anyone knows what make/model/size of brake rotor and brake pad the E32 B12 5.0 takes. Mine are getting close to needing replacement so I thought I should start the hunt now. I had a look in the archives but could not find anything.

Thanks so much!

Rob
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