grave digging a bit here, but there's a lot of good information.
I just bought 5 speed swap parts from a 85 325e:
- g260 w/ fork + slave cyl
- driveshaft
- complete shifter/linkage
- thick single mass flywheel
I plan on resurfacing the flywheel -- will I need the larger throwout bearing? What else do I need to consider? Does it matter what guibo I use? eta vs. i?
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Getrag 260 interchange and information... good info!!!
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I'm interested to see who has compared the parts between the BMW Getrag 260 and the ones from the Jaguar XJ40 and Cadilac CTS
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I'm looking at a used G260 that has a slightly different marking than the ones listed here:
260.0.1346.91
The VIN tag is still attached (EC69661) and it pulls up as a Sept 1990-build 325i. Any reason to be concerned with this .91 part number?
Thanks
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Originally posted by JGood View PostCorrect.
Drilling those huge holes as the exact correct location, and then the accompanying bolt hole, then tapping that hole for the bolt, would all be WAY more hassle then just picking up an eta trans, which you should be able to find cheap.
Not to mention you'd then need to use later style shifter setup, and also you'd then have the deeper bellhousing depth for clutch components. I'd rather convert then engine to an m20b25 to work with that trans, then convert the trans to work with an m20b27!
We have an 87 transmission - what should we do? Throw in a b25? Get an early transmission?
ugh
edit: oh well, snagged an early transmission and planning on getting the thicker throw-out bearing and a plate-style shift mount, then calling it a day until the engine or transmission breaksLast edited by rwh11385; 01-25-2016, 05:43 PM.
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Originally posted by jw 325ic View PostHmm, the late model super eta 88 325 transmission i took right off the car at the yard had a deep bell housing, causing me to buy the euro tob for my 325i...
Mine had a vin sticker matching my 87 chassis vin.
Random junkyard cars are just that. Nobody has sympathy
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Originally posted by Wanganstyle View PostEarly eta had deep bellhousing and THICK single mass flywheel- like 4" thicker than the 325i flywheel.
Late ETA (like my 04/87 build) had dual mass flywheel yes. It did NOT have deep bellhousing, it was identical bellhousing as late 04/1989 325i bellhousing. Directly swapped a M20 325i thin flywheel and single mass clutch set; Throw out bearing kept same.
Bmw has merged Throw out bearing parts between e30 325i and e36; Ordered both of them new in clutch sets and it was hilarious to find out. (recently did 24v swap in race car)
the 87 325e ETA dual mass flywheel+clutch stack is = stack height as 325i.
The entire shifter assembly (carrier+selector rod) directly interchanged, 1987+ eta has aluminum shift carrier.
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Sry for reviving old but some say late-eta has deep/shallow..
So 06/88 super-eta dual mass fwl has the deeper or shallow bellhousing?
Going to put single mass fwl and I need to know if I have to order the "special 323 euro" TOB
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Originally posted by Wanganstyle View PostWhatever you buy!
buy the trans+driveshaft+shift linkage from the same 325i. just transplant entire set into yours.
match up the part number of items (printed on them) to order replacement consumables.
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Originally posted by JasonBates View PostOkay, so I'm building a stroker in an early eta sedan and I'm also doing a five speed swap at the same time. I'm using an i trans, and flywheel/clutch. But My question is, which parts I need to put on the output side. Drive shaft, center support bearing, ect.
buy the trans+driveshaft+shift linkage from the same 325i. just transplant entire set into yours.
match up the part number of items (printed on them) to order replacement consumables.
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Okay, so I'm building a stroker in an early eta sedan and I'm also doing a five speed swap at the same time. I'm using an i trans, and flywheel/clutch. But My question is, which parts I need to put on the output side. Drive shaft, center support bearing, ect.
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Originally posted by Bmwlif3style View PostAnyone???
The big guibo eta uses 19mm bolts, my 04/1987 car had this setup
Compatible driveshafts:
E30 m3
E30 325e 86 late 87 early
E36 zf 5mt +e30 center bearing to match the body:
328i 5mt drive shaft
E36 5 speed m3 95 driveshaft with 96mm 6 bolt flange installed in e30 diff
E36 5 speed manual transmission m3 4 bolt driveshaft 96-9 9
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Originally posted by Bmwlif3style View PostMy question guys is i have an 86 96mm output flange getrag and its been hard as hell to find a driveshaft thatll fit so will anyother driveshafts work? And how would i get them to worl?
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Originally posted by jw 325ic View PostActually the bell housing depth of i cars and early etas are the same as they both have single mass flywheels. The later etas have twin mass. You can use an early eta trans on an i with plugs and the shifter adapter but not the other way around. See my trans thread on pg 2. I used some of your info but made corrections.
Late ETA (like my 04/87 build) had dual mass flywheel yes. It did NOT have deep bellhousing, it was identical bellhousing as late 04/1989 325i bellhousing. Directly swapped a M20 325i thin flywheel and single mass clutch set; Throw out bearing kept same.
Bmw has merged Throw out bearing parts between e30 325i and e36; Ordered both of them new in clutch sets and it was hilarious to find out. (recently did 24v swap in race car)
the 87 325e ETA dual mass flywheel+clutch stack is = stack height as 325i.
The entire shifter assembly (carrier+selector rod) directly interchanged, 1987+ eta has aluminum shift carrier.
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My question guys is i have an 86 96mm output flange getrag and its been hard as hell to find a driveshaft thatll fit so will anyother driveshafts work? And how would i get them to worl?
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