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      04-22-2013, 08:57 PM   #1
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Question URGENT, M6 LDS on a 335i, easy fit, or mod to fit?

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I can have a M6 diff and i heard it ll fit? could anyone confirm?
do I have to modified anything?
easy install?
did anyone done this? did you like it?
that can help me with information?
Thx in advance...
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      04-23-2013, 12:10 AM   #2
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i know someone did M3 diff/lsd but never read about M6 diff...
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I can tell you the axle flanges are much larger diameter on the m6 and the input shafts are longer on the m6 (in order to engage the center section of the diff) so you can't just swap those..I just started using realoem.com in an effort to cross reference parts..I just don't have a ton of free time
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      04-23-2013, 01:39 PM   #4
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Thx for looking into this.. I m really exited to put tho on it it works! I heard it is been done.. And I m trying to reach those ppl too. Thx for u help and hope u find some more time to look into it.
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i know someone did M3 diff/lsd but never read about M6 diff...
Did that someone had to make modifications? How hard and expensive was it?
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Where did you hear about it working?
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      04-23-2013, 05:58 PM   #7
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The guys selling it said he had sold like 5 of them to 335i guys and they luv it...
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That would be nice if it is true! M3 diff like someone earlier said is the only diff I've heard of that can be made to work by swapping pumpkins.
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^this.
I've never heard of the m6 diff.
Think he lied to you?
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Thx for looking into this.. I m really exited to put tho on it it works! I heard it is been done.. And I m trying to reach those ppl too. Thx for u help and hope u find some more time to look into it.
eBay guy? He said the same thing to me when I asked him for a LSD for my 5..
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Why would you go through all the trouble of getting custom parts made to put M6 diff only to end up with a viscous diff with the wrong gearing?

Even if I was given the M6 diff for free, I would not go that route...
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Better off welding your stocker.

But there was a thread awhile back where people were talking about this swap.

Quick search yielded this...
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=813242
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Thx. Still don't say anyone did it... And the ones that bought a m6/m5 diff still working on the mods. Thx for the intel. I may just wait a lil longer and get the quaefe .. But I'm so tired of loosing traction up to 70mph.. Grrr even on 295's..
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Thx again guys for the help... I sent an email to the eBay seller see wut does he say this time. ...
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Why would you go through all the trouble of getting custom parts made to put M6 diff only to end up with a viscous diff with the wrong gearing?

Even if I was given the M6 diff for free, I would not go that route...
+1000 on this.
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Thx. Still don't say anyone did it... And the ones that bought a m6/m5 diff still working on the mods. Thx for the intel. I may just wait a lil longer and get the quaefe .. But I'm so tired of loosing traction up to 70mph.. Grrr even on 295's..
lol...if you are losing traction with 295's then you either have really bad tires or there is something really wrong with your setup. i am running e85 tune from cobb and hitting 410 whp and i dont have traction problems. running 275 re-11 tires.
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lol...if you are losing traction with 295's then you either have really bad tires or there is something really wrong with your setup. i am running e85 tune from cobb and hitting 410 whp and i dont have traction problems. running 275 re-11 tires.
same but im running nitto 555's. You shouldnt be having traction problems on 295's at 70 mph
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I have 295s pilot sports with meth and e85 it feels like I loose traction to 80 or 90 but it's the soft subframe bushings and the power to the rear causes a form of torque steer!
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No I meant traction control show ON! And I have Pirelli pilots . Tried also nitto invo... And assumetric bf.. All plus or minus lose it up to 60-65mph if I floor it..
But I did not change anything on my rear suspension ... Guess I should too.. I was thinking twice more ground to put power down would help. Lol vive LSD.. Guess I may have to invest $1800+ not $750 on that M6 one... :-((

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