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<p>I found reasonably priced rotors from EME ($243 each) but was
confused by the 3.5mm MINIMUM thickness noted so I contacted them:</p>
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<div id="UserInputtedText1"> Your listing says "NOTE: Minimum
Thickness is 3.5mm". Is that correct? BMW spec is to replace
anything less than 4mm.</div>
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<p> Hi these rotors are made by Brembo who is the OEM supplier to
BMW for most brake parts.<br>
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The listing says the "minimum thickness is 3.5mm", so that means
that is the MINIMUM.<br>
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Hope that helps?</h3>
<p>Well, no it didn't. Anyone figure out what they mean? How can
minimum be less than the rejection spec?</p>
<p>thanks, Bill Bachman<br>
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