Speed Engineering | Precision Track-Spec Brake Cooling Systems
Where to buy Speed Engineering in Australia: Chicane Australia carries Speed Engineering online, including the front brake cooling kit for the BMW M2, M3 and M4 (G8X), and ships Australia-wide from the NSW Central Coast. Speed Engineering kits are designed and tested on the Nürburgring and replace the factory dust shields with vehicle-specific inlets and heat-resistant hosing. The kit, part number SE-13256, suits the M2 (G87), M3 (G80) and M4 (G82). Its listing shows a lead time of 1 - 2 Days before dispatch, so it suits a build with a track day coming up.
Speed Engineering GmbH is a German performance parts maker based in Bielefeld, with parts developed and made in Germany. Its brake cooling kits feed air from the front bumper to the centre of the brake disc so the rotor is cooled from the inside, which helps braking stay consistent and reduces pad and rotor wear.
Shop by Vehicle
- BMW M2 (G87): Speed Engineering front brake cooling kit. More parts: BMW M2 (G87) performance parts
- BMW M3 (G80): Speed Engineering front brake cooling kit. More parts: BMW M3 (G80) performance parts
- BMW M4 (G82): Speed Engineering front brake cooling kit. More parts: BMW M4 (G82 / G83) performance parts
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- Brake cooling kits: Speed Engineering Front Brake Cooling Kit, BMW G8X M2 / M3 / M4. See all brake cooling.
Choosing the Right Part
This is Speed Engineering's full track kit for the front axle. It combines a new inlet with a new outlet:
- Air duct inlet: replaces the factory bumper insert. On the G80, G82 and G87 the factory inlets end mid wheel arch, so the air spreads out. The new inlet sends it into a high-temperature hose routed to the brake.
- Air duct outlet (anchor plate): powder-coated aluminium plates that aim the air at the centre of the disc at a set angle, and shield the nearby wheel bearings from heat.
The kit suits cars that see track days or hard mountain driving, and pairs well with track brake pads and rotors such as DIXCEL pads and rotors for the BMW M2, M3 and M4 or Paragon brakes for the M2, M3 and M4. Speed Engineering lists its brake cooling parts as motorsport parts, so check the rules in your state before fitting them to a registered car.
Installation & What You'll Need
Installation by a professional is recommended. The inlets fit tool-free to the same mounting points as the factory parts and can be fully reversed. The kit includes left and right air duct inlets, left and right anchor plates, two 2 m high-temperature hoses and four hose clamps. Fitting the anchor plates usually means taking the front brakes apart, so it makes sense to do it with a pad or rotor change. Route the hoses clear of moving suspension and steering parts and check clearance at full lock and full bump.
FAQ
Where can I buy Speed Engineering brake cooling kits in Australia?
Chicane Australia offers Speed Engineering brake cooling kits and ships Australia-wide from the NSW Central Coast. Search by Speed Engineering part number, or contact our team if you are after a kit for a car that is not listed.
Which cars does Speed Engineering kit SE-13256 fit?
The front brake cooling kit SE-13256 suits the BMW M2 (G87), M3 (G80) and M4 (G82).
Does the kit need permanent modifications?
No. The air duct inlets replace the factory inserts using the same mounting points, need no tools to fit and are fully reversible.
What does brake cooling do?
It directs air to the centre of the brake disc so the rotor is cooled from the inside. Lower brake temperatures help keep braking consistent on track and reduce wear on pads and rotors.
Need help choosing? Contact our team at sales@chicaneaustralia.com.au.
