ive been offered one at what i think is a great price although i could be wrong...
how much should i be paying lads?
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TW166Y
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for an m3 propshaft for the m50 conversion...
ive been offered one at what i think is a great price although i could be wrong...
ive been offered one at what i think is a great price although i could be wrong...

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fuzzy
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i got a custom prop made for £90 if thats any indication mate
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TW166Y
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right, this is £80 is that too steep?

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DanThe
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Have you got the gearbox you will be using yet Twigg?
I take it you know there are 2 different types of flanges
If I were you id be looking for a box with the smaller flange, that way you dont need to go to the extra expense of an M3 prop
I take it you know there are 2 different types of flanges
If I were you id be looking for a box with the smaller flange, that way you dont need to go to the extra expense of an M3 prop
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fuzzy
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not sure,whats the difference between that and a 325 prop.isnt the original prop up to the job ?
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That is cheapTW166Y wrote:right, this is £80 is that too steep?
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DanThe
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The M3 prop has a larger flange, some M50 gearboxes have this large output flange and some have the smaller flange the same diameter as an E30 box.fuzzy wrote:not sure,whats the difference between that and a 325 prop.isnt the original prop up to the job ?
If you put it side by side with a standard E30 prop it would look 'back to front'
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TW166Y
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not got the box yet dan... would the one id be getting from the car as a whole be okDanThe wrote:Have you got the gearbox you will be using yet Twigg?
I take it you know there are 2 different types of flanges![]()
If I were you id be looking for a box with the smaller flange, that way you dont need to go to the extra expense of an M3 prop
i dont know where to start mate, didnt know there was 2 different types either

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DanThe
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Well you havnt read enough topics on the conversion thenTW166Y wrote:i dont know where to start mate, didnt know there was 2 different types either
Like I said, I would use a gearbox with the smaller flange and use the M3 prop money for a new M20 clutch
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And I used the gearbox with a large flange and used the M3 prop, (Had new clutch anyways!)
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Twi66y I have taken the prop of the B6 and if you like tomorrow I will take some pictures against a standard one and post them on here.So you can then see the difference.There was one for sale on german e-bay don't know what it went for and I didn't watch it.Don't know how often they come up for sale so £80 don't sound that bad.
