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  • 1991 e30 bmw 318is
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    5" exhaust? will it be a stack going out the hood or you going to put a lift kit on it to fit under the car? thats huge we put a 5" on my buddy's Cummins last week its crazy.

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  • Dirk HX35
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    Originally posted by pandaboo911
    How much did you take off the diff end plate to fit 4 clutches?
    It was just about 4mm, I don't have the number written down anywhere sorry.

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  • pandaboo911
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    How much did you take off the diff end plate to fit 4 clutches?

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  • IronFreak
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    That L33 probably took 100lbs.+ of the front of your car too. Looks sick man, keep it up!

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  • Dirk HX35
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    Made some progress on the car...
    Finished up the diff rebuild and flange adapter plate.


    I will clearance the subframe some and weld another plate across the bottom.

    Here's the 5" exhaust vs my old 3" hahaha


    Worked some on my crossover setup too



    Front brakes showed up today, still need rotors.


    I saw this picture online comparing gen 4 bottom end to gen 3 and I quickly decided to swap in the aluminum 5.3 I have.



    Here's how it looks so far with the catch can in the corner too.


    Next up I'm building the trans and setting up a trans pump to keep the gears cool. Still need to order a driveshaft, front hubs/rotors, and small things.

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  • Dirk HX35
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    Originally posted by LJ851
    Yeah, but it's for a girly size 1310 u-joint...
    My thoughts exactly. I actually bought a jaguars that run adapter before realizing that, I'm going to keep it and use it on my e28.

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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by jalopi
    not sure if you knew this, but jagsthatrun.com sells a flange that bolts right up to the e30/36 6cyl diff for $100

    Yeah, but it's for a girly size 1310 u-joint...

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  • jalopi
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    not sure if you knew this, but jagsthatrun.com sells a flange that bolts right up to the e30/36 6cyl diff for $100

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  • Dirk HX35
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    Originally posted by stanhayward
    I read the whole deal, this is one sick machine man!
    Thanks!

    Originally posted by unloadedak
    Where did you get those valve covers? I looked for something like that for mine and couldn't find anything like that.
    They're ebay specials, I'll find the link to them.

    Originally posted by e30love
    Any updates? This is killer
    Thanks, here's some updates.

    Rear end is all sorted now.
    E36 diff with a 4 clutch rebuild and 3.46 gears, CAtuned chromoly axles, z3 hubs, e46 brakes, camber/toe adjustment tabs welded in, raised subframe 12mm, cut and boxed/reinforced subframe to clear 1350 u joint.


    Had to mill part of my diff to accept the 2 extra clutches.


    New bolts, bearings, and clutches


    It's going to be a tight fit, I still plan on reinforcing the subframe a little bit more just for peace of mind.


    Next step is to machine an adapter to bolt the 1350 u joint flange to my diff input flange.


    There's not much left to do for the car overall.
    -Decide on front brake setup
    -Wheels and tires
    -Measure for driveshaft
    -Make crossover and exhaust
    -Buy radiator
    -Finish intercooler piping
    -Buy seat covers and harnesses

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  • e30love
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    Any updates? This is killer

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  • unloadedak
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    Where did you get those valve covers? I looked for something like that for mine and couldn't find anything like that.

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  • stanhayward
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    I read the whole deal, this is one sick machine man!

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  • Dirk HX35
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    Bought some more parts. Wilwood manual pedal setup because the booster doesn't clear, shaved valve covers (don't worry I'm going to powdercoat them), AN fittings for breather setup and oil feed/drain, and coil relocator brackets.

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  • ThatOneEuroE30
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    Ah that makes more sense.

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  • Dirk HX35
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    Originally posted by KnockOffBrand
    Sorry if it's a dumb question, but why weld the trunk shut?
    Originally posted by TeXJ
    So people cant get out, duh :D
    Originally posted by ThatOneEuroE30
    This. What happens when you need to replace shock mounts.
    Originally posted by codyep3
    maybe I missed it, but where did he mention welding the trunk shut?
    Originally posted by pandaboo911
    I think he meant to say "trunk shit"
    The floor of the trunk was cut out and welded shut for the fuel cell and pumps.

    Originally posted by E30stan
    cool build, I wonder whats the difference in the output shaft splines on the 210mm differential? My bud's boosted e21 just shredded the splines on his output shaft splines on his 168mm diff. And I'm pretty sure that small case and medium case axle output stub splines are interchangeable between the diffs, I'm curious if the large case has beefier splines?
    Thanks, I can try and measure them when I get a chance, but I believe they are beefier and interchange between all 210mm diffs.

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