I suspect the 400i is making use of ATE brakes as used on the 400. If you get stuck you could consider to get in contact with the ATE manufactor. They have a very good aftermarket service: ATE Brakes - ATE Classic
u r welcome to use my commercial rebuilder. u can send them direct. I will pay for the job and u can pay me.
The front calipers are definitely shared with a BMW model of the era. The BMW uses a thinner caliper so the pads are a different thickness. If you go to a brake pad site like Hawk and match the pads you can work backwards to the BMW model. The rears may be too unless they used an alternate hand brake arrangement. Ken
Hi, I take it from your post that you are looking to buy the callipers outright rather than rebuild existing ones. I had to replace a missing calliper on my car & was able to purchase it from - Ferrari 400 - Brakes Cheers Al
@SouthJersey400i, that's good to know. Can you be more specific which BMW model did use these type of ATE brakes. @Al Campbell, good catch. I purchased the revision kits for my brakes from there: Ferrari 400: 400 maintenance: brakes overhauling I don't recall they had calipers on stock. Looks like he is expanding his online shop. Also the online documentation seems to be increasing. Bookmark that site.
Erwin There is a parallel thread for "bigger front brakes" and someone gave the year and model BMW in that thread. I did not find out myself. Ken
...here is a bargain, the rears are off a BMW1802...rebuilt can be purchased for less than $100. Here is one side...The 400 is actually wider, so the Ferrari 400 site sells spacers to turn these into 400 width. As well, you'd need the O-rings. I bought one of these and robbed it for its seals and pistons... Cardone 19 236 Front Brake Caliper Reman Friction Choice Caliper | eBay
...the quality of the Cardone rebuild is much better than any of us could do for the same price, at least if you count in the re-plating of the body (the cheapest lot cost that the plater I use would be $60). Plus new bleeders plus pistons that looked absolutely new). If I remember correctly, BMW2002 had a couple versions of front calipers, so at least on Ebay you get to correlate the picture (but when buying seals, may be a little more caution needed to get the right ones...)--Lee
Better find @ Rock Auto; Search for Part # = ' 19-236' and Manufacturer = 'A-1 CARDONE' A-1 CARDONE Part # 19236 {#34111101843} Reman. A-1 CARDONE Friction Choice Caliper w/Installation Hardware Category: Caliper $39.79 + core $30.00 $69.79 This number is for a right side caliper, left is 19237
