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I had a UrS4 wich I used for parts, when I removed the gearbox I noticed there wasn't a spacer between the engine and gearbox, but it had a dual mass flywheel.
Now i'm a bit confused, can I use the gearbox with 3B flywheel and clutch?
I had my doubt's because the S2's use a dual mass flywheel wÃth spacer and in that case you can use a single mass and ditch the spacer, that's clear to me. But now, no spacer but with dual mass flywheel, I thought there should be too much space between the clutch and release bearing?
I had my doubt's because the S2's use a dual mass flywheel wÃth spacer and in that case you can use a single mass and ditch the spacer, that's clear to me. But now, no spacer but with dual mass flywheel, I thought there should be too much space between the clutch and release bearing?
does this mean the dual mass flywheel was a more comact version, the same size as a single mass, i assume??
Ant
91' Coupe quattro 20v - project KW V2s and other goodies
now gone 03' BMW 330CI - Sold 08' A5 Coupe 3.0l tdi quattro - Sold 57' BMW 525d M Sport Touring
In most cases,Single mass flywheels are more compact than their dual mass counterparts.
The RS2/S2 uses a spacer because of the specific design of the flywheel/clutch/pressure plate used. On the S4/S6 a spacer isn't needed....different flywheel, etc.
That being said, the urS4/S6 gearboxes and S2/RS2 gearboxes are all interchangable. However, if you use a flywheel from a RS2/S2 you must use the spacer. All of these gearboxes share the same bellhousing part number, by the way.
The flywheel is the driver here. If you have a 3B flywheel use the associated pressure plate and clutch with your CBL and you'll be OK.
It can get very confusing Hopefully that helps explain it a bit?
Originally posted by anton
does this mean the dual mass flywheel was a more comact version, the same size as a single mass, i assume??
No reason why anyone should have to go through the same pain as I did trying to figure this out. It took a trip to Germany, ETKA, and some a few months before I got a handle on this topic. We didn't get the spacer setup here in the states.
Let me know if you run into anything else and I'll attempt to assist.
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