looking for a higher ratio diff,i'm told its a 3.4cwp i have now,would that be right?a 3.9cwp would be ideal.
has anybody got one or know where theres a auto compact for breaking?
also looking for a pair of 25mm spacers
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30-07-13, 15:00 #1di Member
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automatic e36 compact diff
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I have a few 4.1s or 4.27s
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Originally Posted by DaveM-sport
for compacts?how much and where you from?
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Yea. Over near Fermoy.
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Originally Posted by DaveM-sport
pm me your number there and i'll drop you a text
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Would you have anything that'd suit my e46 dave? Originally Posted by DaveM-sport
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No afraid not. Probably the best thing to do with an E46 is either use an E36 medium case rear axle for a good choice of ratios or modify the subframe and shafts to take a different diff or otherwise, an E46 M3 rear end and use a 3.91 cwp out of an E34 M5. Could use the diff center from an old 5 or 7 series to weld so that with the 3.91 and then fit the lot into the E46 M3 diff casing and sell on the M3 3.63 cwp to somebody with an E39 M5 or E36 M3 Evo road car.
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