It all depends how comfortable you are wrenching on your car really


A 5 speed swap would need :

Time
Patience
5 Speed trans
Differential (i think or else your revs would be crazy high)
Master cylinder (Clutch and Brake pedal)
Driveshaft
Flywheel
Clutch kit

theres probably more but thats all i could think of right now Its deff doable though


The classified would be the best place to get some parts and whatever that could be shipped is a good option too (unless you dont mind paying for shipping and handling for big heavy parts)

Pelicanparts.com is a good site for OEM parts

Check the sponsor sticky has almost every site you could find parts at

You're in luck:

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=626004&highlight=

Chip (miles_trail) is selling a complete 5 speed swap package for a great price.

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mebaileybmwe36 said:

Some im new in the BMW world and i just got a 1992 BMW 325i for $125. The transmission is gone how hard it is to do the 5 speed swap and about how long does it take??? And where could i look for good inexpensive parts??

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Thanks guys for the help!!

And also is there anything else that is major i should look over and what suspension should i look into?

Your choice of suspension depends entirely on what you plan to use the car for.

This car will be my daily im building a 240 hatch with a 350 stroked for the track

For street driving, I'd go with H&R Sport springs and Koni STR.T shocks/struts.

Ok I've gotta see what a $125 BMW E36 looks like... Pictures soonish???

yeah ill put pics up soon nothing was really wrong with it just small things and now the tranny.

I have the tranny and all the assorted bite to install it, you would just need to supply the stuff that wears out (clutch kit, think, mounts etc).

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