[MrMushu]

Looking for a 335is clutch kit...

Best prices shipped to NC

[Antetokounmpo]

https://www.ecstuning.com/BMW-E92-33...tch/ES1897635/

[MrMushu]

Thanks... Seen that earlier. Was wondering if anywhere was any cheaper.

[Hokie_BMW]

I found mine on ECS tuning. Cheapest I could find on a reputable site that I trusted. Plus ECS customer service is top notch if there's any issue!

[stanlalee]

and in stock on the website actually means in stock

[rooringhusky]

What about OEM flywheel to match? Where are you guys getting these at the best price?

[stanlalee]

I had to go to ebay for that. ECS use to have a good price on that but BMW must have raised the price because it went from like $500 to 1000 overnight (when oem prices go up ECS oem prices go up as soon as old stock is sold). I got a new in the box luk DMFW off of eBay for $550

[MrMushu]

I got a flywheel with 7k on it for $100 from a friend.

I guess I'll be buying from ecs.

Thanks for the help guys

[mike@x-ph.com]

Check the vendor section, lots of good deals

[damonp335i]

How much hp/tq can the 335is clutch hold? Im sure it could hold anything you could throw at the stock turbos but when you upgrade the turbos and run 600+ will it still hold? I feel like since its such a labor intensive job it might be worth it to just do a SPEC clutch and flywheel and be done with it since they have been rated for tons of power/abuse.. but if I can get away with this one, why not?

[C.Pop]

I have 20k on my 335is clutch with a single mass flywheel and I'm a little under 600 ft lbs at the wheels.

[335NJ]

Originally Posted by C.Pop

I have 20k on my 335is clutch with a single mass flywheel and I'm a little under 600 ft lbs at the wheels.

Which single mass did you go with? That's pretty impressive

[Miller335]

Originally Posted by damonp335i

How much hp/tq can the 335is clutch hold? Im sure it could hold anything you could throw at the stock turbos but when you upgrade the turbos and run 600+ will it still hold? I feel like since its such a labor intensive job it might be worth it to just do a SPEC clutch and flywheel and be done with it since they have been rated for tons of power/abuse.. but if I can get away with this one, why not?

I don't have any data to back this up just an observation being on the forums for bit now but I think 335is clutch holds just as much power as the spec stage 2+.

The stock flywheel, well thats a different story but I'm a firm believer in matching the clutch to the general power area you want to be in, even if that means upgrading the clutch again down the road as you take a large step up in power and the stock DMFW is a good match for stock turbo power levels.