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    #31
    Originally posted by Mr.SWISS View Post
    Sweet fellas!! Lots of great info! :up::up::up:
    Any part #'s for the gromets and anybody know of a braided clutch line out there?
    uuc has one beleive
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      #32
      Originally posted by FredK View Post
      Just use a regular clutch line.

      Use realoem.com to find the part numbers.
      You don't recommend the braided one Zionsville sells?
      Originally posted by 325Projectz
      don't listen to the diagram... listen to mr. swiss.
      :nice:

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        #33
        Eh, I just used a stock one that I bought for ~$30 or something like that from Bav Auto. Sure, the ZA braided line is $40, but really, I can't see a braided clutch line making the clutch feel any better. But at least it doesn't really cost much. Go for it!

        Originally posted by whysimon
        WTF is hello Kitty (I'm 28 with no kids and I don't have cable)

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          #34
          the UUC one sells for $29 I would know I just bought one. Call UUC or look on ebay there is a seller AAK motorsports, an excellent seller thats where i got mine

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            #35
            I have a UUC one. I don't think it's quite long enough, I had to get an extra piece of hardline and a connector.

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              #36
              Originally posted by matt View Post
              I have a UUC one. I don't think it's quite long enough, I had to get an extra piece of hardline and a connector.
              which one do you have they make a couple different ones? I have plenty of spare hardline with my slave because my 260 came out of a e34 525I.

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                #37
                Ok so I went by Rennsport and picked up a few parts and when I looked at the motor mounts I got a little disappointed. Everyone is saying e28 m5 motor mounts when what it looks like is people are using 2 driver side mounts since the e28 M5 uses 2 different ones.
                Originally posted by 325Projectz
                don't listen to the diagram... listen to mr. swiss.
                :nice:

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                  #38
                  Yeah, 2 #12s. I forgot the M5 used 2 different ones.
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                    #39
                    I used a 240 for my swap, so just to clarify you need an e36 325i driveshaft with an e30 center bearing, not a e30 driveshaft. You can also use the e30 325i shift linkage, it doesn't have to be custom. I also used the 240 throwout bearing, I don't know anything about the euro 323i bearing, was I supposed to use this? The 240 clutch and dual mass flywheel will also work if you are a cheap basterd like me.

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by 02stu View Post
                      I used a 240 for my swap, so just to clarify you need an e36 325i driveshaft with an e30 center bearing, not a e30 driveshaft.
                      I used a driveshaft from a 88 325is....fit no problem just needed to be stretched @ the center a bit. 1 other swap i know of using the 240 trans used the same driveshaft. i guess people using the 240 have options eh?

                      Originally posted by 02stu
                      You can also use the e30 325i shift linkage, it doesn't have to be custom.
                      Mine had to be, i tried the e30 325i shift linkage and it was too short.:(

                      Originally posted by 02stu
                      I also used the 240 throwout bearing, I don't know anything about the euro 323i bearing, was I supposed to use this? The 240 clutch and dual mass flywheel will also work.
                      Since you stayed with a dual mass flywheel the 240 TOB will work. i switched to the m20 single mass so i had to use the euro 323i TOB.

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                        #41
                        Went today and took out the old booster and install the pedals and run the line for the clutch master cylinder. Since the alarm/stereo shop decided to install everything inside the lower panel it made getting the pedals in a lot of fun. Few questions I have after taking out the ECU wiring.

                        What do I do with the black and white plug that are by the ECU?

                        Do all the small positive terminals bolt to the main power block above the tray?

                        And what should I do about the air sensor?
                        Originally posted by 325Projectz
                        don't listen to the diagram... listen to mr. swiss.
                        :nice:

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