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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rubes72" data-source="post: 526847" data-attributes="member: 2906">Before you embard on this, better check your brakes..... as far as I know with my limited knowledge, the e36 has wonderful braking capabilities. Changing the brake pads may not give you the desired result. If you just changed the rotor, then your braking will be sluggish unless you do bedding first. also hard braking on new rotors will warp the disc and cause wobbling .... my advise will be to change to braided lines first ... this will remove the spongyness in the braking , bleed your brakes when you do this make sure no air bubbles in the lines , better yet... flush the brake system. Then test it out.</blockquote>