about to order my clutch for my conversion.
fitted the m20 flywheel. and using a e36 is box. so whats going to be the best clutch for it?
any one help....
was going to ordfer a 325 e30 kit...will this work ok?
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if your using the m20 flywheel you will need the starter motor to match
also my highest recommendation is to get a sachs m20 clutch.. i fitted an luk item to my m52 and its shite!!!!
needless to say the engine will be coming out over winter and a sachs one put in its place. when i did my first 24v conversion it was an m50 and i re-used the sachs clutch from my m20 (second hand) with no such drama but i bought an luk item being tight and its my only regret.... period!
also my highest recommendation is to get a sachs m20 clutch.. i fitted an luk item to my m52 and its shite!!!!
needless to say the engine will be coming out over winter and a sachs one put in its place. when i did my first 24v conversion it was an m50 and i re-used the sachs clutch from my m20 (second hand) with no such drama but i bought an luk item being tight and its my only regret.... period!
A 2 door e30 with 8 cylinders, what could be better 
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cheers dude...did u you use a complete 325 kit or get the release bearing from a 323?
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no need for 323 release bearing mate!
i used m20 325 item and its all fine.
if you are using e36 box you need to use e36 clutch slave afaik
i used m20 325 item and its all fine.
if you are using e36 box you need to use e36 clutch slave afaik
A 2 door e30 with 8 cylinders, what could be better
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lee
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cheers dude
thank you for your help
thank you for your help