I'm running the e30 shift carrier with my e36 zf trans and didn't have a issue. Wasn't too short.
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I'm not sure why no one's mentioned this but with the E36 carrier, your shifter is off to the right. I put mine in and saw that my shifter isn't centered, I checked everything over 10 times until I looked at the two carriers side by side. You can see it clear as day in the OP's pic, I've drawn a centerline through the cradle so it's obvious. It's not a huge deal or anything, I can still engage 5th no problem and since no one's mentioned it I guess so can they (I haven't driven my car yet). Just something to consider when using a transmission that's known for being happy to go into any gear any time, with 2nd gear being a little too close to where 4th should be...
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Originally posted by BigD View PostWhere did you see this consensus? Everyone but one person is using E36 carriers.
You said the shifter was off center with the e36 carrier, so does that mean with the e30 piece it won't be?
I'm just trying to get the correct part before I install one and figure out it doesn't work properly.
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Originally posted by DaN View PostWell 2 guys implied that the e30 carriers are ok.
You said the shifter was off center with the e36 carrier, so does that mean with the e30 piece it won't be?
I'm just trying to get the correct part before I install one and figure out it doesn't work properly.
Stick with the E36 part, which you've already ordered.
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Originally posted by BigD View PostI'm not sure why no one's mentioned this but with the E36 carrier, your shifter is off to the right. I put mine in and saw that my shifter isn't centered, I checked everything over 10 times until I looked at the two carriers side by side. You can see it clear as day in the OP's pic, I've drawn a centerline through the cradle so it's obvious. It's not a huge deal or anything, I can still engage 5th no problem and since no one's mentioned it I guess so can they (I haven't driven my car yet). Just something to consider when using a transmission that's known for being happy to go into any gear any time, with 2nd gear being a little too close to where 4th should be...
the shifter on top is e30 and the shifter on bottom is e36, right?
I'm confused now....
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Originally posted by JeffRR View PostHere's a pic of my ZF trans with the e30 shift carrier.
You can tell from that the pic that the e30 carrier isn't ideal.
I'm getting a e36 carrier. Just thought this might help someone else.
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