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I think my throw out bearing is going bad on my car and would like to replace the clutch and flywheel. I want to upgrade to something better. Any suggestions.
I might just go with this Sachs set up.
http://www.drivewire.com/bmwparts/catalog/clutchkit1996-1999bmw318ti.html?source=froogle
ZeroG
10-21-2004, 07:08 PM
I might just go with this Sachs set up.
http://www.drivewire.com/bmwparts/catalog/clutchkit1996-1999bmw318ti.html?source=froogle
If you can cough up the cash the Stage II Flywheel and clutch combo is awesome.
I have the Stage II flywheel and E34 M5 clutch and I love it. Pedal is firm and Engagment is solid. Plus it can hold 300 HP so the lock is incredible.
-Chad
If you can cough up the cash the Stage II Flywheel and clutch combo is awesome.
I have the Stage II flywheel and E34 M5 clutch and I love it. Pedal is firm and Engagment is solid. Plus it can hold 300 HP so the lock is incredible.
-Chad
Where did you purchase this set up and how much was it?
ClubSport
10-21-2004, 09:20 PM
It's at uucmotorwerks.com, under the flywheels section, ~$1000. It doesn't specify that it will fit on a 318, but I guess it will. All that stuff is pretty interchangeable. ZeroG can clarify.
ZeroG
10-21-2004, 11:01 PM
It's at uucmotorwerks.com, under the flywheels section, ~$1000. It doesn't specify that it will fit on a 318, but I guess it will. All that stuff is pretty interchangeable. ZeroG can clarify.
Everything is pretty much plug and play. The only thing is that the bell housing of a 6 cyl. is a little bigger on the inside then the 4 cyl bell housing is. All you need is a grinder to grind of the fins that are in the way maybe a half-hour of labor.
-Chad
What type of driving do you do with the light wheel flywheel and M5 clutch?
I might be better off just spending 250.00 to fix the clutch.
In the near future I want to do a 3.2 conversion.
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