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m30b35
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:26 pm
by diogogaspar
now I coudnl't be a really major pain in the arse if I not ask about the m30 downpipe, will a e32 fit in a e30 or does it need serious mods in order to fit, are there any major clearances to be considerer or is it a bolt on job?
thanks in advance
Once again guys you've all been trully helpfull with all my questions
Re: m30b35
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:34 pm
by wullie325i
im pretty sure like most conversions you would have to mod the downpipe or go custom.
i got one done on a m50 and im sure it cost me £160.
wullie
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:40 pm
by gall
Hi,
i've just checked the part numbers for the e32 and the e34 and they are the same, i used the e34 manifolds with no mods at all, there isn't alot of space but they do fit!
yuse this for part numbers of each BMW model-
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/select.do
hope this helps
Andy.
Re:
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:58 pm
by Rav335uk
If there the same as the e34 ones, then they will fit no probs at all .
Have you seen the pics in my build up.
If not then heres the link.
http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... c&start=50
Pics of the clearence for the downpipes

Re:
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 10:31 am
by diogogaspar
nice car you have there Rav really poshy indeed, ow could anyone help me source a e28 single mass flywheel please, please?

Re:
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 5:54 pm
by Rav335uk
I couldn't find one either and opted to use the m30 dualmass flywheel.
To be honest, it works really well, no juddering when you take of, as you do with some singlemass flywheels.
And also its still quick to 60mph, and toodles along if 5th at 25-30mph smoothly.

Re:
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:11 pm
by Ziggy
Have a look at the sticky thread at the top of the section... it seems that there are subtle differences in some E32/E34 exhaust manifolds which lead to contact with the steering coupling. I ended up swapping the front section (IIRC) to an E34 one... Downpipes are fine though.
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Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 8:55 am
by diogogaspar
Rav335uk wrote:I couldn't find one either and opted to use the m30 dualmass flywheel.
To be honest, it works really well, no juddering when you take of, as you do with some singlemass flywheels.
And also its still quick to 60mph, and toodles along if 5th at 25-30mph smoothly.

tell me about juddering...my gighly remapped hybrid turbo alfa romeo 156 1.9 jyd had ( it was te earlier version no VNT turbo at all and it wen from 105 hp and 280 Nm to 160 hp and 340 Nm, I had to drive like a petrol otherwise I would feel judder everywhere but it eas so much fun, bimmers 320f killed them all, mercedes 220 cdi done, falblokes audi a4 and a6 cya in the nex traffic light. so much fun.
So I 'm keeping my duallmass it reaaly needs it in order to prevent thins to go all over the place.
Cheers
Diogo
Re:
Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 10:21 am
by charlE30
Diogo, did you get your dual mass from just335 on ebay? if so hello

that was me
Re:
Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 12:57 pm
by diogogaspar
yeah it was from you
cheers buddy

Re:
Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 1:06 pm
by Rav335uk
charlE30 wrote:Diogo, did you get your dual mass from just335 on ebay? if so hello

that was me
Have you done the turbo conversion yet??
I might be interested in doing one next year.

Re:
Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 7:40 pm
by charlE30
Rav335uk wrote:
Have you done the turbo conversion yet??
I might be interested in doing one next year.

No mate, sold the turbo as the turbine (hot) side was too big and it was going to prove to expensive to get the right size. Still got all my megasquirt ready to go on and I'm now looking at supercharger options.
Diogo, have you got any pictures of your project

Re:
Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2008 10:37 am
by diogogaspar
unfortunatly not yet cause my mechanic have his workshop like a 300 milles from where I live but since he's such am oscessive compulsive as me and bimmer craze I know that my baby is in good hands.
as for your car charl it looks like he has just letf the show room packed with extras, beautiful ride.
cheers matey.
Oh and as soon as I have pictures to share of my preide and joy...don't worry 'm not jelous ;)
Re:
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 5:25 pm
by diogogaspar
what I can do is give you a list of things that I've already purchased and then by late January show pics of the finished project
Here it goes:
1990 E30 316 bare shell in lach silver
1990 E32 M30B35 (from an auto)
E30.de engine mounts (position III)
E34 gearbox
Z3 shortshift
IR front and rear sway bars (25mm/22mm)
IR poly bushes set (street setting)
IR upper front strut bar
IR rear upper strut bar
shortened transmission
5 Lug conversion both front and rear
Z3M front huggers and calipers
Z3M front shocks and coils
Z3M rear shocks
E36 Compact rear suspension
BBS 17"/8" RK
Buquet seats
Mocal oilcooler
750i brake master cilinder
Two side windows
radiator and fan
E36 318Ti calipers
Z3 steering rack
Rear Bumper
E30 M3 2.5 EVO Alloy control arms
E30 M3 offset polly bushes
still need:
325ix servo pump
Rear seats
differential (s3.64 although I'm leaning to s3.46 nowadays)
E30 M3 black headlights
xenon conversion
IS lipp
Rear discs
M3 Front Discs
Tyres
Z3M rear springs
Re:
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 6:50 pm
by charlE30
That is going to be amazing, some very nice stuff you've got there. Good luck and keep us posted

Re:
Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2009 8:02 am
by diogogaspar
let's just hope it all goes down aswell as the shopping list LOL, I was first planning to making it a fully stripped out trackday car, but I have a bike and need a car for rainy days I also own a geman classic a 1969 low millage Opel Commodore coupe GS but that thing drinks gas like an alcoholic, so I decided to make it a daily commute with just the bare creature conforts (no A/C, stereo, power windows) to keep it light but in the meantime if I have to make a long trip with it I won't go crazy with exhaust sound or excessive introsive vibrations. so it's a daily commute part time trackday car. ehehehheh
Oh and I decided to go open diff, cause I'm a sucker for booty shakers

Re:
Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2009 12:54 pm
by diogogaspar
bought an open diff 3.45 and zimmermann discs for it
I just wich that the car was finished for my birthday (7 February)