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My brakes are not too grippy!

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YOUR RESEARCHMy brakes are not too grippy!

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Use smaller booster

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Porsche uses a smaller booster.

My brakes are not too grippy!
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My brakes are not too grippy!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Friends: Since I have no bench mark to judge the performance of my brakes, they do feel not too strong! When I compare them to the brakes on my 2004M3 (very grippy, actually a bit too grabby), they feel like I've been on the track for a couple of hours...not mushy but not as grippy kinda as if they were glazed. Is that normal? I checked the thickness of the pads and it's ok and there is plenty of brake fluid in the reservoir.What do you think? Thanks

POST 2Original post

Normal. Porsche brakes always require more effort.

POST 3Original post

I like my 996 C4S's brakes better than the E46 M3... it's easier heel-toeing with the C4S.

POST 4Original post

What you are feeling is the overboosting of the brake booster on the M3. Porsche uses a smaller booster. This also makes the brakes feel more linear than other cars.

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 4887387

BMW brakes are way too assisted. My 335i is the same way. I prefer the feel of the P brakes. Sometimes I feel like the BMW brakes are a binary switch -td

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Man thanks...happy holidays.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Many thanks to all of you. Happy holidays.

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Quotes source post: 4887721

plus even the gas pedal is too sensitive on the 330i.

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 4889671

Wait 'till you try Sport mode in the M3. It's too sensitive even for track use. Great for heel-toeing though.

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