BMW E92 M3 6 Pot Brake Kit Caliper Brembo GT6 405*34mm Disc Kit

6 Pot Brake Kit Caliper Brembo GT6 405*34mm Disc Kit For BMW E92 M3

When Don’t You Need to Bleed the Brakes?
There are a number of brake problems that can not be linked to air in the brake lines. These problems include the following:

If the brake pedal is firm but the ABS is not working, the problem is with the ABS module and not the brake lines.
If your brakes create noise, you need to get the rotors and pads fixed. This problem is caused by air in the brake lines.
If your brakes don’t work right when you brake constantly, the problem is with the pads, not the brake lines.
If the brakes tend to lock and the pedal does not return to the neutral position fast enough, it is not a bleeding-related issue.
If your e-brake is not working right, the issue can most probably be with the e-brake cable and not the brake fluid or air in the lines.

How Do Brakes Work?
The brakes on almost all modern road cars are hydraulic. They work by pushing a pressurized fluid.

When you press down the brake pedal, it creates pressure in the brake lines. That same pressure is applied to the brake calipers, which in turn push the brake pads against the discs to slow the car down.

If you have a high-performance or luxury car, especially ones that come with Brembo brakes from the factory, you probably won't be disappointed in their quality or use.

You can install them on any vehicle with disc brakes, but the price tag and vehicle modifications will vary widely, the vehicle's wheels and suspension may need to be modified, and none of it will be cheap. They make after market kits for many applications

What cars use Brembo brakes?
10 American Cars with Brembo Brakes for Non-Stop Driving Excitement

Chevrolet Corvette.

Chevrolet Camaro Z/28.

Buick Regal GS.

Cadillac CTS.

Cadillac ELR.

Dodge Charger R/T Scat Pack.

Dodge Challenger Hellcat.

Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Why are brembo brakes so popular
Many point out that Brembo brakes are prevalent because it's more cost-savvy for automakers to outsource to Brembo since that company already has a great product — rather than spending the money to research, develop, and market a competing product in-house.