hi.. can anyone help, am intending to put a 325i engine into my 320i car and attach it to the 320i gearbox... will my 320i clutch fit or will i need a 325i clutch?
would a 325i clutch fit in a 320i gearbox???
thanks in advance
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stonesie
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I just had a look on GSF and the part numbers for the 320 / 325 are different so i woould go with a new 325 clutch 
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The 320i and 325i clutches look the same and have the same dimensions but the 325i model has a higher clamping force and will take more torque and power.
Fit a 325i clutch for peace of mind.
Cheers,
Iain T
Fit a 325i clutch for peace of mind.
Cheers,
Iain T
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So does that mean that flywheel, driven plate and release bearing are all the same, with just a different cover plate assembly?Templ8e30 wrote:The 320i and 325i clutches look the same and have the same dimensions but the 325i model has a higher clamping force
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Indeed it doesBrianmoooore wrote:So does that mean that flywheel, driven plate and release bearing are all the same, with just a different cover plate assembly?Templ8e30 wrote:The 320i and 325i clutches look the same and have the same dimensions but the 325i model has a higher clamping force
Iain T
Iain T
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