Pictures wanted AMG aero 3-piece with silver arrow brakes

[Rouven036]

Contemplating if I shall step back on the brakes and get a bit closer to originality and accordingly replace the AMG 360/330mm 6 & 4 pot setup by the silver arrow brake setup with my AMG 3 piece aeros.
Too make the decision, could anyone with this setup (silver arrow brakes & 17" amg aero 3-piece) post some pictures here please?

 

[szvook]

You will not see much of the SA brakes with the large center discs those wheels have.

 

[gsxr]

With a 6L powerplant, I'd keep your 360/330 setup!

 

[szvook]

If you just want to see how the dimensions of SA brakes look inside 17” wheels, here you go.

 

[jnes]

Rouven, here is a photo from the fronts where I test fitted the setup. I haven't installed brakes or wheels yet.

As you may see from the pics and like @szvook mentioned you can't see pretty much nothing about the brake setup if you're running on Oz-Aeros..

Hope these help.

Let me know if you need more info/photos.

 

[Rouven036]

Much appreciated gents!
I will take these valuable inputs into the consideration - will post what I will be doing in my owners thread.
Main motivations are the closer to stock orientation and a pristine aero set on hand.

Brake performance won't match the current setup with the step down to silver arrows but as not even the brabus monoblock III fit over the brakes I m a bit bummed. Neez Euro5&6 which I have both are somewhat almost too sporty after looking at them installed on the car.
The rials, while I definitely love them - but if they would just be staggered and proper offset without spacers.
Or maybe it's just me getting old

Again thank you!

 

[jnes]

How about those J-auto's 18" forged oz-amg replicas? Will they clear your current brake setup?

 

[Rouven036]

Hm no idea, don't know them but will search them now. Issue is I need to get them passed with the traffic authority in Germany so they need papers.

 

[Rouven036]

Ah found them, they will hit with the backside of the wheel centers. Caliper protrudes more than intended outside.