Custom DSSR's - Version 3!! Stainless Steel - $60 shipped!!

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  • e30strokr
    Wrencher
    • Oct 2011
    • 211

    #166
    Originally posted by badwella
    I believe so. I'm not 100% if this is correct, but most sources I have found say that the SETA still used the dual mass flywheel which would require the deep bellhousing G260. That would make it the same length as the 325e DSSR of 180mm vs the 325i DSSR at 187mm. The 325ix uses a 190mm DSSR.

    If that is the case, then I will have no problem making this. I guess an easier way to check is to look for the carrier style for your shifter. The stamped steel one would mean the 180mm and the aluminum version would either indicate the 187mm or 190 mm.

    M42 DSSR's are 275mm and I can make that no problem as well.

    If this turns out to be the wrong length and you need a different length or custom length DSSR, I will gladly exchange it for the correct unit.

    Best regards,

    Ben

    I actually bought the 325I DSSR from Garagistic and its definitely the wrong size.. I have to double-check by how much, and I have the "aluminum version" shift carrier...

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    • badwella
      Grease Monkey
      • Aug 2010
      • 357

      #167
      Originally posted by e30strokr
      I actually bought the 325I DSSR from Garagistic and its definitely the wrong size.. I have to double-check by how much, and I have the "aluminum version" shift carrier...
      Hmm, peculiar. Please update with your results.

      Maybe a previous owner installed an aluminum carrier on yours? There were certain years of the G260 that had the tabs for the late model carrier as well as the threaded bosses for the early style.

      Maybe it came like that from the factory. The end of the aluminum carrier is essentially a straight rod so it could definitely sit further in the rear carrier bushing and make up that 7mm difference between the 325i and 325e shift rods.
      P.O.S 1989 325is - aka Project Sh*tbox

      Project Shitbox - Restomod and other stuff - soon to be 328is

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      • OutSpoken
        Noobie
        • Aug 2017
        • 22

        #168
        if your still making them i will take one for an early eta! so i would need to switch to the later selector joint with this right?

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        • badwella
          Grease Monkey
          • Aug 2010
          • 357

          #169
          Originally posted by OutSpoken
          if your still making them i will take one for an early eta! so i would need to switch to the later selector joint with this right?
          Awesome! Yes, you will need the late model selector rod joint to run these. If there is a larger demand in the future for versions that will fit the old style, that may be something I can make but until then, the late model part is required. The MTC brand ones can be purchased for around $13. Occasionally cheaper.

          Best regards,

          Ben
          P.O.S 1989 325is - aka Project Sh*tbox

          Project Shitbox - Restomod and other stuff - soon to be 328is

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          • OutSpoken
            Noobie
            • Aug 2017
            • 22

            #170
            Alright haha, just ordered one and a new pin, any specific nylon washers i need? I can pay for the dssr order asap if you want.

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            • badwella
              Grease Monkey
              • Aug 2010
              • 357

              #171
              Originally posted by OutSpoken
              Alright haha, just ordered one and a new pin, any specific nylon washers i need? I can pay for the dssr order asap if you want.
              Hey man, awesome. That part is required to run anyone's dssr so it's not a bad investment anyway.

              Don't worry about the nylon washers. I include those with the bolts and nuts that I send out with each order.
              P.O.S 1989 325is - aka Project Sh*tbox

              Project Shitbox - Restomod and other stuff - soon to be 328is

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              • OutSpoken
                Noobie
                • Aug 2017
                • 22

                #172
                Originally posted by badwella
                Hey man, awesome. That part is required to run anyone's dssr so it's not a bad investment anyway.

                Don't worry about the nylon washers. I include those with the bolts and nuts that I send out with each order.
                sweet, ill pm you, send me the paypal and ill get the payment sent over to you

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                • MuhTorks
                  Noobie
                  • Jul 2017
                  • 28

                  #173
                  I have a SETA which is running a single mass flywheel now (and I think a g260 from a 325i). Would either the 325e or 325i DSSR fit?

                  (if so, I'll absolutely buy one!)
                  Last edited by MuhTorks; 09-15-2017, 10:38 AM.

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                  • dougie30
                    E30 Mastermind
                    • Apr 2012
                    • 1708

                    #174
                    Interested in a m6x five speed dssr!

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                    M30 is God's motor.....but Jesus drives an M60'd car -slammin.e28

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                    • Jaker
                      Wrencher
                      • Oct 2013
                      • 234

                      #175
                      Anyone know if badwella is still making these? I'm in the market but he has not responded to a PM I sent him.

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                      • brads2002
                        R3VLimited
                        • Nov 2005
                        • 2688

                        #176
                        I got a message from him a few months back that he wasn’t. Went with Gargastic

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