were all these gear ratios available on the 2002?

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URL: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=2552&mospid=44900∏=19700100&btnr=33_0875&hg=33&fg=10&x=153&y=135

As optional equipment that could have been ordered from the factory?

the site lists stuff like 5.22 4.44 4.22

check the link for the final drive parts

thanks,

steve k.

[Guest Anonymous]

YES WAY WAY back when - and only as 'gear sets' to be install in your housing - for "Sport Events "

LONG time No Lnger Available . I've checked

[Guest Anonymous]

Only between 3.45 and 4.10:1 though so nothing really rare or

desirable though.

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(nt)

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understand the pinion is missing a tooth or two. You can see the beld driven pump, attaches to a cooler located in one of the side pods.

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just for 'motorsport' use , 'special version'

not for common road use .

in the old printed parts books, foot notes (*) on the 'wild' ratios would state this.

Same holds true for the older BMW motorcycles. (1950-70's) Simular 'wild' ratio ring/pinion sets were listed ,as gear sets only , and long time not available.

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cycles. At least that was the case the E36s. You could get some other wierd ratios, as soon as they stopped making E36s the gearsets became NLA. At least there is enough variety out there for most applications.

-Justin

'76 02

'97 m3

http://www.bmw2002.net

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On all years of 2002 with short neck diff? I know that it was not really an option for the consumer, it was all Hoffman orderings, but i am sure there was an official list of factory options. What i am trying to find is which diff will work with my class rules which state:

"An item of standard or optional equipment that could have been ordered with the car, installed on the factory production line, and delivered through a dealer in the United States. Dealer-installed options or deletions, except as required by factory directives, no matter how common or what their origin, are not included in this definition. "

Thanks,

steve

P.S. is there a factory options list in existance anywhere?

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I never actually heard of anyone with their hands on one.

Just figured BMW offered that for the Farmers who had to pull the combine thru the fields with the 'ole reliable 1602. Less bogging down with the "agro" gearset!

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I call "fabrication land". So if I want 5.86 gears back in it or anything close -they will have to be made. A scary proposition no doubt.

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It comes from the e36 318iC automatic.

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gearsets. If you need anything they could probably refer you to the person/company they use cut their gears.