Socal: WTB Bolts for clutch and flywheel.

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  • OBryan562
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    • Jul 2011
    • 527

    #1

    Socal: WTB Bolts for clutch and flywheel.

    Need bolts for the clutch and flywheel. Pickup or shipped doesn't matter.
  • thebutcher37
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    • Aug 2008
    • 2877

    #2
    I will check tomorrow, idk of it matters is it for m42 or an m20?


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    • vpilarrt
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      • Jun 2006
      • 2096

      #3
      idk of it matters is it for m42 or an m20?
      It does for the flywheel bolts - the M42 and later 325e ones are longer due to the dual mass flywheel being thicker.

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      • OBryan562
        Banned
        • Jul 2011
        • 527

        #4
        yea I'm gonna need them for my Late model 325I

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        • OBryan562
          Banned
          • Jul 2011
          • 527

          #5
          Originally posted by thebutcher37
          I will check tomorrow, idk of it matters is it for m42 or an m20?
          thanks let me know

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          • ///digitalme
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            • Dec 2009
            • 2088

            #6
            youre better off buying new bolts...they arent expensive...

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            • Jand3rson
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              • Oct 2003
              • 37587

              #7
              Originally posted by ///digitalme
              youre better off buying new bolts...they arent expensive...
              Seriously. Go to the dealer and just order them, or get them from GutenParts or Blunttech for even cheaper.

              I can't believe what people will cheap out on for sometimes.

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              • OBryan562
                Banned
                • Jul 2011
                • 527

                #8
                Originally posted by Janderson
                Seriously. Go to the dealer and just order them, or get them from GutenParts or Blunttech for even cheaper.

                I can't believe what people will cheap out on for sometimes.
                get over it. im just posting a want to buy. I aint cheap. stop acting like a drama queen. complaining like a little girl. just get over what im tryna buy for my car.

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                • Eddiefury
                  Member
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 66

                  #9
                  Just an FYI. I was going to do this and then I read about the torq specs on the bolts. If you torq them to what they should be it warps the bolts. Buy new bolts from pelican parts dude. Save yourself some time and hassle. Just my 5 cents.

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                  • ghalee30
                    Mod Crazy
                    • Jul 2011
                    • 614

                    #10
                    i need these too, i guess ima hit up pelican parts...

                    but since were on this subject, can some one help me clarify this. im purchasing a 94 325is trans, will i be able to use a stock m20 clutch and flywheel or do i have to find a m50? any other modifications i would need to know? all inputs appreciated, dont make me start a new thread!

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                    • kingston
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                      • Jun 2010
                      • 2669

                      #11
                      Originally posted by ghalee30
                      i need these too, i guess ima hit up pelican parts...

                      but since were on this subject, can some one help me clarify this. im purchasing a 94 325is trans, will i be able to use a stock m20 clutch and flywheel or do i have to find a m50? any other modifications i would need to know? all inputs appreciated, dont make me start a new thread!
                      Yes, you can use the M20 flywheel and clutch. On my car, I chose to upgrade from the dual mass flywheel I had to a single mass flywheel.
                      Make sure you get a new rear main seal, a new pilot bearing and a new throwout bearing.

                      You will need the M20 starter for the M20 flywheel.

                      Is your trans a ZF unit, or a Getrag 260?
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