I hate to ask this but I'm tired of scouring for a clear answer. I have a 91 318is with what looks like a small case diff? (6 bolts on cover unless I'm miss counting). Which lsd's bolt up and which don't? I assume I have a 4.10 open, I just haven't been able to get under there lately yet to verify. If what I read is correct a small case lsd will bolt up. No axles needed? Or am I possibly miscounting bolts?
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I'm no expert on a 318is, but a small case differential sounds right. It would be a 4.10 and could be open or limited slip. Check the tag on the differential to tell.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL -
Well I'm fairly new to beamers and I wanna get my facts strait before snatching diffs off junkers. When I had my rear in the air recently I could've swore both my wheels turned together. I'll check again. I'm getting conflicting diff compatability info from dif forums. Thx for the reply btw.Last edited by Hans Gruber; 08-26-2012, 05:43 PM.My Pleasure:02 Honda 954, 02 Fronty 4x4
My Pain:91 BMW E30, 90 S13(sr'd)
"granthr said: ↑
I mention Metric Mechanic because it is a great way to empty your wallet to get unverified horsepower gains."
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