M3 E36 3.2 Rear Differential

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   Hello from Spain. I�m a new user here. I�ve got a M3 3.2 E36 SMG without speed limiter. I�d try to fix it a shorter final drive line gear. I found the perfect one for me in AC-Schnitzer (Germany). It�s a 3,64:1, that means my actual top speed (282 kph/175 mph @ 6540 rpm) would be got at over 7300 rpm. The thing is that I think that AC-Schnitzer don�t fix it in SMG cars, I suppose because of electronical affairs, could anybody help me to know if certain?
Thanks a lot, and sorry for my not proper english.

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OutOn Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 10-March-2003 Location: Spain Status: Offline Points: 2	Topic: M3 E36 3.2 Rear Differential Posted: 10-March-2003 at 21:06
	Hello from Spain. I�m a new user here. I�ve got a M3 3.2 E36 SMG without speed limiter. I�d try to fix it a shorter final drive line gear. I found the perfect one for me in AC-Schnitzer (Germany). It�s a 3,64:1, that means my actual top speed (282 kph/175 mph @ 6540 rpm) would be got at over 7300 rpm. The thing is that I think that AC-Schnitzer don�t fix it in SMG cars, I suppose because of electronical affairs, could anybody help me to know if certain? Thanks a lot, and sorry for my not proper english.

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Rory Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 30-October-2002 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 62	Posted: 13-March-2003 at 18:32
	Not sure mate, but i wouldn't think that the diff is controlled by any of the smg software, could be wrong though. If it did have it may be a rotational sensor so im sure it could be adapted P.S. Your english is fine much better than my spannish would be! Rory