I am going to be installing a Z3 rack in my E30 in a few weeks. I have the rack - and was planning to reuse the E30 PS hoses. However, some posts say you need to use the E36 high pressure hose (from pump to rack). Can anyone comment on which hoses to I should use for this conversion?
1991 325iC - Rack Conversion / PS Hose Question
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1991 325iC - Rack Conversion / PS Hose Question
Mike
Cary, NC
Current Rides
1991 325iC - For Sale
2006 M3 Cabriolet
Past Rides
2000 323i Touring - Daily Driver
1994 325is (S50) - Fast Car
1998 Z3 - Fun Car
1986 325e (i engine conversion)
1969 Mustang Mach 1Tags: None -
when you say "flipped the ends" do you mean flipped the hose around so the end that used to be on the pump is now on the rack ?Mike
Cary, NC
Current Rides
1991 325iC - For Sale
2006 M3 Cabriolet
Past Rides
2000 323i Touring - Daily Driver
1994 325is (S50) - Fast Car
1998 Z3 - Fun Car
1986 325e (i engine conversion)
1969 Mustang Mach 1Comment
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Would bending the high pressure hose make it more susceptible to breaking the hose or leaking? Is it justified to order a new set of e36 pressure hose as well as the low pressure and return hose?
Its finally time for me to replace my rack and I'm looking into replacing a z3 one.Comment
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My car has an airbag and I did have to trim the firewall. I've seen that some people say you don't have too on and air bag car but I definitely did. It wasn't hard but it makes the rubber seal not fit so well. There is a DIY on the web about making a new metal piece to hold it in place.
I used all e36 hoses for my swap but I have an S52 in the car. I think the e36 low pressure hoses would be too short because the e36 reservoirs are mounted low. I would reuse the e30 low pressure lines or dremel the ends off your current hoses and make your own hoses for the low pressure. Either e30 or e36 will work for the high pressure but they are pricey. If your's is good, just use it.Thank god, R3V was getting boring since the ginger kid wrecked his car. - StoneaComment
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