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| 1992 - 1999 M3 (E36) (1992 - 1999) BMW's second generation M3, and the first M3 to feature BMW's classic inline six motor. Featuring 240hp (european models had a 286hp and 321hp), a slick shifting gear box, and near perfect weight balance, the E36 M3 was named Car & Driver's "Best Handling Car At Any Price." |
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Clutch Master Cylinder Bore Size
I am trying to confirm the bore size of the M3 clutch master cylinder, both the older pre 95 build date style and the newer style. The best information I can find is that the older style is 5/8" and the newer one is 3/4"
Also, are there any other BMW clutch maters that will fit that have a larger bore? TIA
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New - 1992 325i with 6.6 LS2/T56 Chevy power - pictures and details Old - 1995 M3 with 6.6 LS2/T56 Chevy power - pictures and details M3 Shell/Roller (with the 325i suspension parts and and M3 interior) for sale - PM or e-mail me.
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anybody?
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Rob
New - 1992 325i with 6.6 LS2/T56 Chevy power - pictures and details Old - 1995 M3 with 6.6 LS2/T56 Chevy power - pictures and details M3 Shell/Roller (with the 325i suspension parts and and M3 interior) for sale - PM or e-mail me.
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I need to know if a shim will be neceessary on my T-56 release bearing. If the MC is 5/8" then it will be a close call, at 7/8" I know it will work just fine.
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Rob
New - 1992 325i with 6.6 LS2/T56 Chevy power - pictures and details Old - 1995 M3 with 6.6 LS2/T56 Chevy power - pictures and details M3 Shell/Roller (with the 325i suspension parts and and M3 interior) for sale - PM or e-mail me.
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I replaced the cluitch master and took the old one apart and measured. The bore size is 3/4" (0.750"), which puts it right between 5/8 (0.625") and 7/8" (0.875"). Tough call on the shim, but I think I am going to use a .125" shim.
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Rob
New - 1992 325i with 6.6 LS2/T56 Chevy power - pictures and details Old - 1995 M3 with 6.6 LS2/T56 Chevy power - pictures and details M3 Shell/Roller (with the 325i suspension parts and and M3 interior) for sale - PM or e-mail me.
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