Hey all, I mainly lurk here for the wealth of knowledge available but i've run into a wall on this one.
What I have is a 2004 (3/04) 325Ci 5 speed, and at 193K miles I feel like it might be a good idea to replace the clutch as my let out is essentially at the top of the pedal travel, I'm getting rattling at low rpms, and quite a lot of throw out bearing noise.
That said, I'd like to do away with the factory dual mass/self adjusting set up, mainly due to cost reasons...I just cant bring myself to pay 700 for a replacement flywheel that is considered a wear item.
I found a kit produced by Valeo that retails around 600 for all of it, only problem is that it is listed as only fitting 9/03 and earlier.
Two questions
1) Does anyone know of a single mass conversion set to fit an 04 that doesn't cost $1200 that Rouge engineering or UUC wants? E34 M5 maybe? Seems to fit just about everything else.
2) What is the physical difference between the 99-03 and 04-06 cars? if its something simple I may look into buying the Valeo kit and having the flywheel modified by a machine shop.
Thanks in advance!
What I have is a 2004 (3/04) 325Ci 5 speed, and at 193K miles I feel like it might be a good idea to replace the clutch as my let out is essentially at the top of the pedal travel, I'm getting rattling at low rpms, and quite a lot of throw out bearing noise.
That said, I'd like to do away with the factory dual mass/self adjusting set up, mainly due to cost reasons...I just cant bring myself to pay 700 for a replacement flywheel that is considered a wear item.
I found a kit produced by Valeo that retails around 600 for all of it, only problem is that it is listed as only fitting 9/03 and earlier.
Two questions
1) Does anyone know of a single mass conversion set to fit an 04 that doesn't cost $1200 that Rouge engineering or UUC wants? E34 M5 maybe? Seems to fit just about everything else.
2) What is the physical difference between the 99-03 and 04-06 cars? if its something simple I may look into buying the Valeo kit and having the flywheel modified by a machine shop.
Thanks in advance!
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