Like the title says.
How long to do e36 rack swap?
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1998 E36 m3/4/5 1988 325i 1989 325iTComment
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Yes, in hours.
Non airbag car.
Supposed to leave for the track on Wednesday afternoon. Wondering if I can get this done when I get home from work tomorrow. In diagnosing a tire balance issue, I found some play in my steering rack. With the car in the air, I can grab a front wheel and shift is some at the 9 and 3 positions. Not a bad tirerod as the other wheels moves the same. Seems like play between the input shaft and the actual rack. Thinking it is worn? I have an e36 rack with tierod ends in the garage.
Thanks for the replys, guys.Comment
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Took me about 3 hrs the first time, about 1.5hrs the second.Originally posted by codyep3I hope to Christ you have looks going for you, because you sure as fuck don't have any intelligence.
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Yeah 3-4 hours is about right I think it took me and my friend about 4 but we also replaced the res and all the lines too88 325is Five SpeedLachssilberComment
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You may want to grab the knuckle adaptor kit from e30tech, especially if down time is short.Seat Shocks....I have passed the baton to John Christy from Ninestitch. Email John or Garrett at ninestitch1@gmail.com
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Ok. Thanks for the time estimates. I am one of those that the 1st time doing something seems to take forever... then the next time it takes about 1/4 as long. Probably tough to pull off in <3 hrs of sunlight outside. Sounds like a project for another day.Comment
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if you do the swap, modify the e30 linkage by drilling the rivets and removing the rubber flex disc. Then you can just bolt the 2 halves of the linkage together to shorten it to the length needed for the e36 rack. The bolt/spacer kits for sale are a rip off.Comment
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Sorry for all of the questions. I like to have all my t's crossed before starting a project.
Would a Z3 rack fit in an airbag car? thanks :)Comment
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