Anbody hear drive an e36 as daily/welded diff

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Originally Posted by dermot-r32

as the boys said.coilovers,hydro and rack spacers and your away really,not much fun in the dry but good craic in the wet.

while we'r talking about e36s, is there stronger half shafts that can be used insted of the normal ones? they seem week as shit and keep breaking,heard e46s ones are better? anyone any info?

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what engine do you have?

I'v not heard great feedback about FK Coilovers, i was told to get JOM Bluelines when i was looking.

They where on offer with Super4 last month for only €220 delivered.

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Originally Posted by kev.skyline

what engine do you have?

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only a 320 coupe,would a diff from a auto really make a big differnce?

you could get shafts from a 323/5/8 and theyll be a bit stronger, would need the flanges for the diff aswell.
would make a big difference, auto diffs are 4.44, 320 diff is 3.45 would top out around 100mph in 5th with the auto diff. depends on the wheels you have aswell, thats if you have 15s. at 70mph youd be at about 4500rpm, so if you do a lot of motorway driving it wouldnt be the best.

Coilovers can be got cheaper from german ebay.
Prices are better than with any other shop or forum group buy. For example, set of new JOM Blue line - 195 (inc. delivery). Usually if you're buying few items, they do discounts.
http://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_nkw=e...rom=R40&_clu=2

Instead of rack spacers you can fit these adapters:
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Adapter-incre...ht_1323wt_1151
Price is bit high on ebay, but usually they're going for 70. You can get them with 20,25 or 30% increased turn. Combining them with e46 wishbones will do serious job. Road safe setup without cutting or welding.
http://imageshack.us/a/img846/7317/skretsnapseed.jpg
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