I know for a fact there is very little left of my clutch. I smell it and feel it slipping when i shift. I was wondering what the cheapest way to get a new clutch is? Is it smart to get one from a junk yard or a part out car? I'm looking towards doing it myself.
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How cheap are you exactly? You can get a new OE sachs clutch for under $200 on ebay.
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Under 200 is a really fair price. But it seems that they dont fit on 87 325e's?
and Brainspo0n, thats not possible :D
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well just nurse your ailing clutch and good beer and watch the months fly pastComment
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i mean it is drivable, just really annoying.
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For the effort involved, I would not do a used clutch. I'd buy a new one, but ebay might have some off brand ones that would probably work fine.Comment
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Yeah it seems ebay is the best choice.
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Dude search F1 racing on ebay, they have clutches for every e30 engine/tranny combo. I just typed F1 racing e30 clutch. OE brand is Sachs and you can get it from them for like $160 plus shipping.
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Nevermind i checked this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/F1-RA...Q5fAccessories
it says it will fit.
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That one isn't Sachs it's gripforce/F1 racing OE spec. The gripforce/F1 racing clutches get good reviews from what I hear though.
Edit: maybe I was pricing the non Sachs one before, Sachs is priced at $220
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weird, i check this for capability, it said it wont fit.
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NVM you have an eta missed that. The F1/ gripforce ones are fine.
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Gripfroce it is :up:
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