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Is there a chart somewhere that shows all the ratios and what models they are found in? -
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how about the M couple and MZ3 roadster? I know the cover works but I have no idea on the diff.Leave a comment:
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E34s don't used the same case. If you're talking strictly 188 gear sets, then you can use damn near any BMW diff.Leave a comment:
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E28's
M30 powered E28's had the large type (210mm).
I'm pretty sure E34's have the large as well.
And, since E24's were powered by M30 I'm guessing they also have the large caseLeave a comment:
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E34 very early m20 powered ones.
E28, E24 and E34 have type 188(=medium= e30 "big") case and will require e30 drive flanges and back cover.
I don't know about z's and ti's.Leave a comment:
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You can use small and medium case diffs from
E24 (non-M)
E28 (non-M)
E30
E36- TI or Z3 only.
If you're tricky you can swap gear sets from E32s, E34s, E36s, and others... the guts are the same but the housings are totally different.Leave a comment:
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no, you are mistaken. There are only certain cars that have e30 compatible diffs. You can use the diff from e30s, Z3s, 5-series [I think the e28], probably the 318ti, and I think even the e24 (this one may be wrong). You will need to swap the cover and output flanges in order to use most of these though.
-ErikLeave a comment:
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Maybe you shouldn't post then.
There are two "sizes" of diffs that will fit e30's. The "small" case diffs that came in 318s, and the "medium" case diffs that came in the I6 e30, the e30 M3, and e28s. Here's a decent link: http://www.e30eta.com/ecdiff.htmLeave a comment:

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