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General Forum : Need pricing help....

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  Posted Tuesday, Oct 3rd 6:20am [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car]

Post nr. 44


I found a guy on craigslist that is parting out an e21 323. He said that he'd sell me the whole rear end assembly (dif, cv's, under carrage, and disc brakes) for $300. I particularily want the disc brakes as I'm pretty much turning my 320i in to a 2.7 323. Is $300 a good price for all that? Is there a better, aka less expensive, way of adding rear discs?
He also has an Alpina rear diff cover that he'd take offers on, what's the most one should pay for that?

Thanks!

-Dave

  Posted Tuesday, Oct 3rd 10:51am [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car]

Post nr. 68


$200-$300 for the diff cover if you are being realistic, given the price to actually replace the bastard.

$300 is a bit of money for the rear brakes, its not really going to improve your braking a whole lot, especially if you dont track the car. Really going to depend on how badly you want rear disc's.

  Posted Tuesday, Oct 3rd 11:09am [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car]

Post nr. 531


$300 for the rear end is probably pretty reasonable considering the rarity of it in the US... as hatter points out- depends if you need/ want it.

I have to admit having owned both a 320i and a 323i, I never felt the 320i was under braked with the vented fronts and drum rears.

I certainly far prefer the look of the rear disks underneath my alloys.

  Posted Tuesday, Oct 3rd 8:48pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car]

Post nr. 45


Yeah, the discs look much better than the drums, however, I'm planning on using BBS basket weave wheels so you wouldn't really be able to see the drums very well any way.... I'll have to keep thinking about that.
As for the Alpina dif cover, will having it on the car make much of a positive impact on handling and dif cooling, and if so, how much?

Thanks for the input guys!

-Dave

  Posted Tuesday, Oct 3rd 9:25pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car]

Post nr. 1020


IMHO the Alpina diff cover is eye candy UNLESS you are running on track or on the Autobahn for extended periods where the additional cooling is beneficial. Having said that I must admit that I have always wanted one.

Bruce

  Posted Tuesday, Oct 3rd 10:14pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car]

Post nr. 46


At this point I don't realy want to make this a track car,(I've thought about making my Miata one though!), just a fast, well handling daily driver.

If you want this cover Bruce, I'll give you the guy's info. He's in Portland Oregon.

-Dave

  Posted Tuesday, Oct 3rd 10:27pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car]

Post nr. 1021


Pass it via IM por favor.


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