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    Getrag 250 vs ZF trans ratios

    How much different (if at all) are the ratios between a ZF and a G250? I'm running a Getrag right now but may want to upgrade to the stronger/newer unit later and don't want to have to change the rear diff to compensate at the time.

    Also, would I need a different driveshaft? Using the E36 325is part that matches the G250.
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    Barley different at all. Were talking like .05 difference in some gears.
    You would need a ZF DS.

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      I win:

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        You could not use the ETA driveshaft? Need to source either one really.
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          You can

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