161 posts · Joined 2006. #2 · May 28, 2008. 330 front rotor around 330mm, rear around 324mm from memory. 325 front rotor around 300mm, rear around 294mm. It is considerably bigger than 325 brakes and works great for me (Front Lotus 320mm, rear 330 brakes). You can fit the front and back fine with light modification to the metal flap, however bmw325 · #2 · Aug 14, 2004. WBear said: I was just looking at the ordering sheets for 325Ci and 330Ci, rather surprised at how little differences there are. 41 HP, 34 lb-ft torque. 6 speed vs. 5 speed. 17" wheels vs. 16". 330Ci 2dr Convertible. Inventory price. Starting at $34,990. Starting at $42,400. MPG. 0 combined MPG. 0 combined MPG. Engine. 225.0-hp, 3.0-liter, Straight 6 Cylinder Engine (Gasoline Fuel) So I have found that there are at least 2 differences between the output flange and mating output shaft bolt patterns. On my 330i ZHP, 6spd manual, I happen to have an upgraded 3.46 open rear differential (from stock 3.07).. and I have 6 bolt pattern, in a 2-2-2 pattern as I'll call it (2 at the 12 oclock position, 2 at the 4 oclock position and 2 at the 8 oclock position) I have 2 The 328i was only made in early production years as far as I recall (up to 2001 or 2002 I think), so it'll be pre-facelift styling only. I spent about 8 months searching for my ZHP I recently purchased. They're becoming very popular, and they come with a $2-3k+ premium over regularly equipped 330i's. If you truly are looking for a 330i/Ci ZHP Sure, but diesels have their d for making the difference. And they also have fuel injectors. Anyway owner should know what he have, even without checking what it says in rear, and others don't need to know all details. Ofcourse BMW may mark their cars any way they want, but they could optionally use bit thought also. lM1F. 325ci: 175lb/ft. 330ci: 214lb/ft. (Difference: 39lb/ft) An extra 41hp and 39lb/ft may not sound like much, but it makes the 330 a much better drive than a 325. E46 330i ZSP+ZPP. Originally Posted by nike001. You're not going to find anyone to point out all of the differences between an M3 and a non-M e46, there's entirely too much. For starters, your statement about E46 M3's only coming in manual is only half right. They come in 6MT and SMG, where the SMG shifts for you. 161 posts · Joined 2006. #2 · May 28, 2008. 330 front rotor around 330mm, rear around 324mm from memory. 325 front rotor around 300mm, rear around 294mm. It is considerably bigger than 325 brakes and works great for me (Front Lotus 320mm, rear 330 brakes). You can fit the front and back fine with light modification to the metal flap, however The difference is that the 330 shaft has a CV joint, the others have a u joint. Half shafts are bigger in 330 but no big deal. Differentials are the same, the output stub shafts change, to accommodate different half shafts (if you have the m54 you will have the big case 188k differential already ). 2001 BMW 330Ci Shocks and Struts; 2001 BMW 330Ci Wheel Bearing / Hub Assembly - Front; 2001 BMW 330Ci Power Steering Pump; 2001 BMW 330Ci Tie Rod End; 2001 BMW 330Ci Wheel Bearing / Hub Assembly - Rear; 2001 BMW 330Ci Lug Nut; 2001 BMW 330Ci Control Arm - Lower; 2001 BMW 330Ci Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor; 2001 BMW 330Ci Sway Bar Link

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