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E21 Diff FS 80$

ColinGreene

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Lola if finally coming home and I am lining up all the part install steps.  Planning to use the modern after-market adhesive trim.  I know of the size to get, but where exactly is the placement should be?  In other words how far up from up from the bottom edge of the hood to the bottom edge of the strip should be?

 

If anyone with the conventional waist trim on their '02 could measure the space in question and let me know, I would be most grateful.

 

Thanks!

Justin 

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Selling off this E21 Diff I have here

its without output flanges but the rest of it is good.

Its a Open diff.

3.91 ratio

Will not ship.

I partially drained the oil and what was in it looks like new good oil.

 

Located in Costa Mesa Ca

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1974 BMW 2002 John Galt Racing LeMons race car.

Dual weber 45 DCOE carbs on a S14 bottom end. Because Racecar

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