Part number help?

[Andrew_BR]

Hi guys!

So, I'm looking for an M3 differential to put in my 1995 325i so I cant have LSD and a longer transmission.

I found a junkyard with some but the guy passed me the part numbers and on internet I couldnt find anything about them.

Anybody could tell me what is each of this differentials? Or at least if those ar

First one 1208298 1213049

Second 80G407050 201058

Third 3G407928 GF201059

Fourth 3G407149



I really would appreciate it....:thumbup:

[Pirate_copy]

Hey

Have you tried www.realoem.com (http://www.realoem.com?)

[SCANDINAVIAN13]

Here's the part number for a 1995 M3's diff:
33102227453

1995 M3 LSD:
33142227404

[Andrew_BR]

Hey! cool to know about www.realoem.com. I'm running Vista 64 and the ETK doesn't run anymore... :(

Ok, Scandinavian... so the guy pass me the wrong numbers for shure... No ideia where he read those...

I'll keep looking then.

Thanks guys!

[PhilipWOT]

Just order one from the dealer, Duh!

J/K!, put the flame-thrower down. Seriously though I know a place near Atlanta that you can buy a used one from. I'm not sure what shipping would cost but it's worth asking.

[Andrew_BR]

hehehe no way... a new one on the dealer is almost the value of my car! It's US 12.500!!!!
One used from US is impossible also because we have 70% taxes over the product PLUS SHIPPING, so I am going to find one here. It's not difficult to find, but nobody gives me the damn part number so i can know what it REALLY is...

[Andrew_BR]

ahhh oter thing, is there any difference (meaning adaptation) of the common 325 dif for any M3 diff? Or it's plug and play?

Thanks again guys...

[Andrew_BR]

Anybody knows?

[SCANDINAVIAN13]

There is probably an adaptation, but I can't be sure. You might want to call a dealer or local performance shop to see what they say.

[Andrew_BR]

ehehhe performance for BMW over here is inexistent ehehehhe. But talk to the dealer was a great ideia. Let's see what they say!

Thanks again, Sancinavian.