Luckily i found a deal on an m3 diff so I didn’t have to do all this but i always thought the e60 diffs looked like they would bolt up with some slight modification. Im getting the same axles too so fingers crossed they hold up.
There are 2 different outer hubs. Base.model 325/328 28 spline, and x drive, wagon, 335, m3 and so on, all have 30 spline hubs with the corresponding wheel bearing and knuckles to match.
Thanks Mike - this is just what I've been looking for.
I love these kind of mods, not much work but a lot of money saving
Fuck yeah man love to see more content dropping!
Luckily i found a deal on an m3 diff so I didn’t have to do all this but i always thought the e60 diffs looked like they would bolt up with some slight modification. Im getting the same axles too so fingers crossed they hold up.
I wonder if I could make this work in an E46 subframe with some modification 🤔
Bad ass
The GOAT!
Nice work
I have a question. If you can help, I appreciate the e60 to wire the factory ecu. What do I need? I'm almost at that point .
Its basically identical to the 3 series wiring at the chassis side so you can follow the videos and guide on the site.
Thank you so much
the e60 adapter that you sell is the one needed for the driveshaft?
We currently don't offer any m3 version but seems legit garage does
that looks like a stout piece
Are the splines on the hubs of the 335i, e90, and m5 are all the same size and interchangable? just thicker shaft and cups?
There are 2 different outer hubs. Base.model 325/328 28 spline, and x drive, wagon, 335, m3 and so on, all have 30 spline hubs with the corresponding wheel bearing and knuckles to match.
You are a fucking wizard! Can’t wait for my kit to ship out. Also do you have any recommendations for a turbo header for LsE60?
Can I fit this on my 2011 e93 335i ?
Yep
You having Ryobi power tools makes me feel okay about my Dewalt impacts
*laughs in Milwaukee red*
-Garrett
Just like that m5 diffs are $1000 😂
100% haha
Wait... you took it to the strip with a stock 128i diff?
Yep they are actually pretty strong unless you put a good tire on it.
I have a stock e90 n54 335i auto diff that I upgraded to a 8hp45. Would I be able to use the e60 M5 diff if I a get a new drive shaft?