Looking to replace my clutch and don't have a bunch of money for a high dollar clutch. I'm probably around 150-200hp over stock. Any suggestions and info would be greatly appreciated. 07 335xi Sedan. Bare with me this is my first thread and forum.
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Did you have a particular price range you had felt comfortable with? I think there are some people putting in the 335is clutch as a semi-upgrade.
Its for sale on ECS for $360 right now. Part number: 21207603248
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-bmw-parts/clutch-kit-6-speed-transmission/21207603248/
Here is an install video:
Might want to look into trans input/output seals and bellhousing bolts if they aren't steel.
The oem clutch is made by luk, just rebrand and a jacked up price. The 335is/550i clutch kit would be perfect for your power range with stock like clutch feel. I'd also recommend getting a new flywheel, most places won't resurface a dual mass flywheel. You will also need new bell housing bolts, they are one time use and CANNOT be reused. Have you done a cdv delete yet?
The 335is clutch is stronger and has more power holding capability compared to the stock 335i/xi clutch. Many people have reported maxing out stock frame and some people even running hybrids with the is clutch. I ran the 335is clutch with no issues while fbo on stock turbos, my single quickly killed that clutch though.I haven't done the CDV yet, it was part of the plan when doing the clutch. What's the difference between a 335is clutch and 335xi clutch?
The 335is clutch is stronger and has more power holding capability compared to the stock 335i/xi clutch. Many people have reported maxing out stock frame and some people even running hybrids with the is clutch. I ran the 335is clutch with no issues while fbo on stock turbos, my single quickly killed that clutch though.
Not to hi-jack, but how many people run motiv twin disk clutch?
To OP: I think 335is clutch is your best option I hear many good things on it.
Does the year of the IS make a difference on the clutch? And are the fly wheels the same or do I need an IS fly wheel too
I have a 335is clutch with an Mfactory single mass LWFW. Clutch is doing good at 420+ whp and ~18k miles so far. Single mass gave me chatter on idle and drone at high load/low rpm (wot below 2.5k rpm). If I had to do it again, I'd stick with a new stock DMFW and the IS clutch because I'm stock turbo.Has anyone done single mass conversion? Or any yays or nehs about it?