Left Side - 1 091 161 0 7413
Right Side - 7 385 1091 1620
I cleaned them up a bit and these numbers are confirmed...
Also a bit lower the Left has 225 051 and the right has 225 052 as well as
GTG-S on both.
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Left Side - 1 091 161 0 7413
Right Side - 7 385 1091 1620
I cleaned them up a bit and these numbers are confirmed...
Also a bit lower the Left has 225 051 and the right has 225 052 as well as
GTG-S on both. -
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Can we get a zoomed out picture?Your resource to do-it-yourself and interesting bmw and e30 stuff: www.rtsauto.com
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Building a 5 lug e30. I bought these and was told they are off a Z3... The part numbers dont come up anywhere... They do bolt up to E30 rear subframe. They have wide offset hubs and standard e36 brakes dont bolt up.Last edited by experim3ntal; 01-09-2019, 04:20 PM.Comment
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The only thing that makes sense would be 318ti arms. However, regular E36 brakes should bolt on.
For reference:
318ti 33321091151 & 152
E30 33321137641 & 642
Z3 33321094761& 762Comment
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I really appreciate it! I have found all the same... yet the E36 brakes dont bolt up. And I know theyre e36 rears since I pulled them myself...Originally posted by roguetoaster View PostComment
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That's because they're casting numbers, not part numbers.The part numbers dont come up anywhere
There's a pretty big difference in BMW's universe.
tnow, sometimes I just mess with people. It's more entertaining that way. george gravesComment
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Undoubtedly true, but casting numbers generally reflect part of the official part number, or maybe it's just coincidence.Originally posted by TobyB View PostComment
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the part number actually is on there - 1091151 & 152. You only really need the last 7 digits for a BMW part number (the other numbers are for the categories of the parts etc). So they are from a 318ti.Comment
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Thats quite the interpolation but Ill take it for what its worth... Considering they are still 161 and 162Originally posted by nando View PostComment
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