Another vote for the 3.46. Very nice ratio for a dual purpose street/track car.
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Originally posted by FredK View PostWell, not everybody has a 6 speed. :D
not to mention thats its fun being able to hit the gas in 1-3 gears and pop the car out sidewaysLast edited by BeirBrennerE30; 08-03-2007, 11:53 AM.e30sport.net
'86 325es - s54b32tu - 6-speed - Mtech 1
'89 325is - m20b25 - 5-speed - Individual​
'06 M3 Competition - 6-speed
'19 Porsche GT3 RS - 7-speed PDK
'94 Lancia Delta HF Integrale EvoII - Giallo Ginestra
'97 Range Rover Vitesse
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Originally posted by BeirBrennerE30 View PostIMHO pick a ratio that maxes out your cars performance with a reasonable top speed.
I like the idea of maxing out the performance, but really, on the flip side of it all, I'd like to avoid running around 4400 rpm while cruising at 80. With an overdriven 6th, you're probably turning around 3600 rpm.
Originally posted by whysimonWTF is hello Kitty (I'm 28 with no kids and I don't have cable)
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Originally posted by ericzz View PostI have the 325 in and enjoy it . I also nopw have in my shop a nice 346 I can swap them in under an hour so like someone said give it a shot ! I may do so this weekend . I am at 3k at 60 now .I am unclear if my tach is 100% but I think it is close .
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Originally posted by Mike B. View PostIIRC, you are running E30M3 wiring in your vert. If that is the case your tach isn't reading right even if you used a 6-cyl coding plug in your cluster. You need to get a tach adapter to get things to read spot on.
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Originally posted by FredK View PostYeah I forgot the gear ratios are identical 1-5 on the G420 and the ZF320.
I like the idea of maxing out the performance, but really, on the flip side of it all, I'd like to avoid running around 4400 rpm while cruising at 80. With an overdriven 6th, you're probably turning around 3600 rpm.e30sport.net
'86 325es - s54b32tu - 6-speed - Mtech 1
'89 325is - m20b25 - 5-speed - Individual​
'06 M3 Competition - 6-speed
'19 Porsche GT3 RS - 7-speed PDK
'94 Lancia Delta HF Integrale EvoII - Giallo Ginestra
'97 Range Rover Vitesse
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Originally posted by ericzz View PostI am running an m3 cluster but I swapped coding plugs and the tach face only left the tach assembly and just unscrewed the 325i 7k redline tach face in place . Do you think it is close ?
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Originally posted by Mike B. View PostNo, I don't think you tach is accurate. See this thread - http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/show...t=Tach+Adapter
Read this quote , this is what I have done
Small problem...
Since the car comes with a 8k tach and 4 cyl coding plug, it isn't going to read right (but you already know this).
So you need a 6 cyl coding plug, but problem is, bmw never made a 6 cyl coding plug for a 8k tach. If you put the 7k 6 cyl coding plug (325i) in it, at redline, which is 8k, the engine will really be at ~7k. You can switch the gauge face back to a 7k tach (thats no fun though) and it will be spot on.
My guess is that it is possible to retain the 8k redline, but would probably cost a pretty penny or two. If someelse knows more, chime in!
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Originally posted by Mike B. View PostAnother vote for the 3.46. Very nice ratio for a dual purpose street/track car.
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