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RSX parts arrived yesterday, just waiting on a few more things to come in from schmeidmann and ecs before sending my front diff in for rebuild at a local differential shop. Only thing I'm worried about is that I couldn't find a few of the shims listed in realOEM, so I'm hoping the diff shop can make it work.
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Front diff rebuilt by diff shop with the RSX part for about 650 with me supplying the parts. I've talked with the guy that made the "Finland Fix" front drive shafts; he has none left, doesn't know when he will be producing more, and won't provide measurements or a CAD file for me to have some made for my car. Does anyone have one of the extended drive shafts I can purchase or leads on others I can talk to about having something like that made?
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+1 to doing the X5 guibo/centering pin, or using a driveshaft spacer - if your splines are still in good shape.
Otherwise, there are half a dozen iX specific facebook groups that Juuso sold those spline upgrades in. Maybe someone didn't use one.Originally posted by priapismMy girl don't know shit, but she bakes a mean cupcake.Originally posted by shamesonUsually it's best not to know how much money you have into your e30
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We are currently in the middle of a stroker-turbo build. I've been searching from forum to facebook group for any reliable answer to this question, the common option I've seen seems to be an e34ix hardware swap, which takes a lot more to link with the m20 than just the front differential. Anyone on here done that before that can weigh in on this?
this is a great thread on the subject
3.1L turbo ix
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Originally posted by Alekos View PostWe are currently in the middle of a stroker-turbo build. I've been searching from forum to facebook group for any reliable answer to this question, the common option I've seen seems to be an e34ix hardware swap, which takes a lot more to link with the m20 than just the front differential. Anyone on here done that before that can weigh in on this?
this is a great thread on the subject
3.1L turbo ix
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Update: I purchased one. The total cost ended up around 860 USD, waiting on shipping. When I asked Victor of RSX what torque it can handle, this was his reply:
"It is quite difficult to put a number because there is not a machine we can use to measure the max power/torque a LSD can hold and TBH, 40% of the sales of this LSD come because OE diff´s have blew up and since we developed this LSD in 2010, we have ZERO issue so far.
TBH also, we don´t know what engine power have our customer´s cars but we have a reference with a Spanish customer who fitted it 6 years ago in his 325ix with a 300hp/380Nm turbocharged engine for rally use and it is still working as the first day."
After everything I've heard from other ix folks, I'd have to guess basically anything is better than OE.Last edited by Alekos; 07-26-2022, 11:42 AM.
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Haven't been on the forums in a long time but stumped on this thread.
I put the full e34ix diff and axles under my m20 ix. The car makes probably around 700hp and is driven hard and I never broken a diff with years of hard launches and hard shifts from a dct trans. So the e34 parts are very strong and have been well tested.
However the e30 transfercases have been a different story and I've broken 2 of them now.
You need to make a custom oil pan to fit a e30 front diff under a m20 or just use a m50 and buy the 525ix pan. Then front axles require a little machining to fit the hubs.
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Originally posted by nomansland92 View PostI put the full e34ix diff and axles under my m20 ix. The car makes probably around 700hp and is driven hard and I never broken a diff with years of hard launches and hard shifts from a dct trans. So the e34 parts are very strong and have been well tested.
Originally posted by nomansland92 View PostHowever the e30 transfercases have been a different story and I've broken 2 of them now.
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Having some issues with either the front diff I put the torsen from RSX into, or my transmission so I reached back out to RSX and found out they produce more parts for the ix:- Lightweight 4.45kg forged chromoly alloy steel flywheel for OE type clutch @ 340€ shipping and tax excluded.
- Same flywheel as above but even lighter, just 3.7kg and specific for 7.25” racing clutch kits @ 395€ shipping and tax excluded.
- 7.25” single disc racing clutch kit(flywheel + full clutch + special metallic release bearing) @ 975€ shipping and tax excluded.
- Straight cut, synchromesh close ratio gear kit @ 1.990€ shipping and tax excluded.
- Rear 188mm Torsen LSD @ 895€ shipping and tax excluded.
- Rear 188mm Plated LSD @ 1.015€ shipping and tax excluded.
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