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  • e30s52
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    nice write up. just asking how much did this cost?

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  • matt
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    Originally posted by shiftbmw View Post
    Is that tranny of the removable bellhousing genre? Wondering what it would take to get one to sit behind an s14...
    No. A lot.

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  • shiftbmw
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    Is that tranny of the removable bellhousing genre? Wondering what it would take to get one to sit behind an s14...

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  • m3_eater
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    I just love mine. I'm running a 3.46 LSD, and the ratio is perfect for combined street/highway duty.

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  • SpecM
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    any chance the get420 will work in a e34?

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  • matt
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    Originally posted by chuck90m3 View Post
    Good to find this out now. I could have had one of those given to me since NO one wants those drive shafts
    Lemme know if you find two... I'm putting together an e36 with a 6-speed also.

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  • whiltebeitel
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    should be about 3k, with a 3.73. 6,500RPMs in 1st and second are at about 30 and 50 mph, respectively.

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  • hoveringuy
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    ^

    Yeah, I'd be interested in hearing your driving impressions. What do you like about it, what don't you like, etc.

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  • e30polak
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    What rpms do you cruise in at 70 in 6th????

    How are 1st and and 2nd compared to using the e36 zf???

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  • chuck90m3
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    Originally posted by matt View Post
    It was an auto e36 M3 driveshaft that we used, but I wouldn't be surprised if the 328i one works too.

    Good to find this out now. I could have had one of those given to me since NO one wants those drive shafts

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  • matt
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    It was an auto e36 M3 driveshaft that we used, but I wouldn't be surprised if the 328i one works too.

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  • chuck90m3
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    Originally posted by matt View Post
    You actually don't need a custom driveshaft... one from a certain e36 auto fits. I don't remember which, but that's what we used on the one we did.
    Find out which one I am about to send my drive shaft off to be cut and balanced. so if I could just pick up one with the right length it would help out a lot. Also I could get rid of the M3 drive shaft I have now.

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  • matt
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    I don't really see any e36 crossmember fitting an e30 chassis at all. The e36 is much more asymmetrical than the e30.

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  • BeirBrennerE30
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    Originally posted by matt View Post
    You actually don't need a custom driveshaft... one from a certain e36 auto fits. I don't remember which, but that's what we used on the one we did.
    that I didnt know... good info. I heard a rumor that the e36 evo xmember can be made to fit with less modding, if any, that the e30 piece. any truth to that?

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  • rThor432
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    Originally posted by matt View Post
    You actually don't need a custom driveshaft... one from a certain e36 auto fits. I don't remember which, but that's what we used on the one we did.
    The one from the 328i works. A friend used that when he installed the 6-speed box in his S50 car.

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