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  • BillBrasky
    E30 Mastermind
    • Dec 2008
    • 1641

    #16
    Originally posted by atomic
    was there rain or dew on the parking lot?

    ...or an overturned tanker full of liquid teflon?

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    • AndrewBird
      The Mad Scientist
      • Oct 2003
      • 11892

      #17
      ETA's aren't THAT slow. They got the torque down low remember?

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      • homegrone30
        E30 Fanatic
        • Jun 2007
        • 1449

        #18
        Hey I just went through this headache take a picture of the teeth inside and lemme see, you can have the same size output flange with a different tooth setup. Althogh I might have what you need sitting in my garage.

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        • The Funambulist
          Member
          • Mar 2009
          • 40

          #19
          Will the part from an automatic work for my 5 speed?

          [intrax springs] [tokico adjustable shocks] [??? BMW steering wheel] [momo shift knob] [ES sway bar] [??? clutch] [Corbeau GT II seat]

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          • homegrone30
            E30 Fanatic
            • Jun 2007
            • 1449

            #20
            proly not

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            • Mike
              E30 Modder
              • Nov 2003
              • 932

              #21
              Originally posted by homegrone30
              Hey I just went through this headache take a picture of the teeth inside and lemme see, you can have the same size output flange with a different tooth setup. Althogh I might have what you need sitting in my garage.

              Could you please elaborate. If what you are saying is true, could you potentially run the wrong flange, but the guibo will still mount correctly?
              Supatek -noun - your basic know it all

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              • homegrone30
                E30 Fanatic
                • Jun 2007
                • 1449

                #22
                Basically you can have the wrong flange for your transmission and it wont bolt into the transmission. Or it will fit in the transmission but your drive shaft wont bolt up to it.

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                • Mossman
                  E30 Mastermind
                  • Apr 2006
                  • 1961

                  #23
                  Autos are different. 87 eta is bigger. Most 6 cyl manual cars will have what you need though. You'll need a deep 30mm socket or the equivalent imperial size.

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                  • homegrone30
                    E30 Fanatic
                    • Jun 2007
                    • 1449

                    #24
                    A thin walled socket at that. I went to harbor freight and bought there big impact set and ground down the one I needed. I honestly thought it was a 33 ill hav to look when i go to the shop.

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                    • Spinning Tires
                      Wrencher
                      • Feb 2007
                      • 283

                      #25
                      On a good night i could power brake second in my ETA. A lil drifting is believable
                      First: 1984 318i
                      Second: 1987 325
                      Third: 1987 325is
                      Current: 1990 325i (Soon To Be 335i)

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                      • deutschman
                        R3V Elite
                        • May 2008
                        • 5958

                        #26
                        Originally posted by The Funambulist
                        Im sure I did as the tires were squealing and there were some tracks left. I have a LSD in my car.
                        writing shit like this you are just asking to get laughed at!
                        hahahaha. thats called a power slide sun! that is no drift. is this the car with the rust hole in the roof? now i would really scrap it!!!
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                        "The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."

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