ACT 08-13 BMW 128i (E82/E88) L6-3.0L (N51/N52) Perf Street Sprung Disc

ACT Clutch Kits, Mod-Twin Clutches & XACT Flywheels Build a matched manual-transmission drivetrain with ACT performance clutch kits, replacement clutch discs, pressure plates, XACT flywheels and installation components. Black Ops Auto Works carries Advanced Clutch Technology parts for street cars, track builds and competition applications, including vehicle-specific single-disc kits and Mod-Twin multi-disc systems. Shop by exact ACT part number and your complete engine and transmission combination to find the right configuration for your build. Choose Your Part Start with the engine’s expected torque output and how the car will be driven. A daily driver needs predictable engagement, while a dedicated race car may prioritize fast shifts and repeated high-load operation. Compare the exact kit’s published torque capacity, pressure plate, friction material and hub design. ACT engine-torque ratings are measured at the engine; they should not be treated as interchangeable with wheel-t...

Shop BMW 128i parts for the naturally aspirated 3.0L application, with intake, brake and suspension choices matched to body and equipment. Distinguish its induction system from turbocharged 135i components. Intake and Filter Service Injen applications include specified early E82 128i intake kits. Match engine identification, production coverage, airflow-meter connection and the supplied heat shield or mounting pieces. Confirm the installed housing before ordering a replacement filter. An aftermarket intake element can differ from the factory panel filter in both shape and connection. Brakes and Suspension Planning Compare street and competition brake compounds only after confirming caliper, pad shape, rotor dimensions and axle. A rotor-and-pad kit may not include sensors or all fitting hardware. For dampers, mounts or coilovers, record Coupe or Convertible body and use the exact chassis application. Check kit contents, spring compatibility and alignment requirements, including any e...

Choose BMW 325i parts by chassis generation, engine and body. The model spans different six-cylinder installations and body styles, with separate requirements for induction, trim and chassis work. Generation and Body-Specific Purchases Use the actual chassis and engine for intake, ignition and service components. E30, E46 and later applications should not be combined into one engine-parts assumption. Window visors and lamps need exact body coverage. Compare attachment method, door count and mounting surfaces before choosing an exterior accessory. Suspension and Brake Planning Identify factory or aftermarket springs and dampers before replacing individual pieces. Compatible travel, mount condition and alignment matter alongside ride height. For brakes, match rotor dimensions and pad shape to the installed caliper. Check sensors, clips and other fitting hardware separately from the friction parts. Choose Your Part Identify chassis, engine and body. Match accessories to door and windo...

Explore BMW 325xi parts for the all-wheel-drive six-cylinder 3 Series. Establish generation and body before comparing engine accessories, suspension and service components. Identify the All-Wheel-Drive Generation Separate E46 and later 325xi applications. The all-wheel-drive system and chassis equipment must follow the actual generation, not just the xi suffix. For an intake or engine accessory, compare the exact engine, mounting and available clearance. A shared engine application does not establish every drivetrain-sensitive component. Sedan and Wagon Chassis Work Use all-wheel-drive suspension coverage and the correct body and axle loads. A wagon’s application should be confirmed separately from a sedan listing. For window accessories, identify body and door layout. For brake work, record rotor dimensions, caliper and axle before selecting sensors and hardware. Choose Your Part Identify AWD generation and engine. Separate sedan and wagon coverage. Match suspension axle loads and...

Explore BMW 328i parts by generation, engine and body. Earlier six-cylinder cars and later turbocharged four-cylinder applications need different induction, service and exhaust choices. Separate the Engine Applications Record the engine identification before choosing an intake, ignition component or service filter. A later turbocharged application should not be transferred to an earlier naturally aspirated engine. Compare air-meter fittings, breather connections, inlet routing and mounting. Where emissions equipment changes the application, use the manufacturer’s exact coverage. Plan Chassis and Exhaust Purchases Use sedan, coupe, convertible or wagon coverage for body-related components. An exhaust section must join the correct starting system and clear the actual bumper outlets. Select suspension by drivetrain and axle loads. Brake service needs its own caliper, rotor, pad-shape and sensor checks before comparing compounds or kit contents. Choose Your Part Identify generation, en...

Shop BMW 328i xDrive parts with the all-wheel-drive chassis and exact engine identified. Intake, charge-air and suspension purchases need generation-specific coverage. Match the Petrol Engine The 328i name includes different engine generations. For turbocharged F30 applications, compare the stated N20 or N26 coverage, sensor fittings and breather connections. Injen intake configurations can differ in airbox, scoop and filter contents. Review the complete kit and its service-filter requirements before choosing a finish. Account for All-Wheel Drive Select springs or coilovers with explicit xDrive coverage, body and axle-load limits. Front driveline clearance is part of the installation requirement. For an exhaust or charge pipe, compare routing and mounting with the installed system. A rear-wheel-drive application should not be extended without manufacturer coverage. Choose Your Part Identify engine, chassis and body. Compare intake connections and kit contents. Require xDrive suspen...

Choose BMW 328xi parts for the all-wheel-drive six-cylinder 3 Series. Body, engine and emissions specification help distinguish the correct induction and chassis applications. Induction by Engine and Body Identify the actual engine and emissions equipment before comparing intake kits. A listing for an E92 coupe needs its exact engine and drivetrain coverage confirmed for the car being serviced. Compare meter connections, filter location and heat-shield mounting. A throttle controller is a separate pedal-interface device; verify its connector and application. All-Wheel-Drive Chassis Service Use xi-specific suspension coverage and the correct sedan, coupe or wagon application. Axle loads, damper type and front driveline clearance matter when changing ride height. Window accessories and exterior trim need exact body coverage. For brakes, identify the installed caliper, rotor dimensions and axle before choosing sensors or hardware. Choose Your Part Identify AWD chassis, engine and emis...

Shop BMW 330Ci parts for the E46 six-cylinder coupe or convertible. Plan engine-accessory and chassis work around the body and installed equipment. Engine Damper and Service Components Crankshaft damper applications identify the engine family and pulley arrangement. Compare the exact coverage and installation procedure, including required hardware, before scheduling replacement. For intake maintenance, identify the original airbox or installed aftermarket housing. Filter dimensions and connections should follow that assembly rather than a general E46 description. Body-Specific Chassis Requirements Springs and dampers need coupe or convertible coverage and appropriate axle-load limits. Compare compatible travel and mount condition alongside the desired ride height. Choose brake pads by caliper and rotor equipment, then compare compound use. Confirm the sensor connector and fitting hardware separately from the friction parts. Choose Your Part Identify E46 body and engine. Check dampe...

Shop BMW 330i parts by engine generation and body. Earlier six-cylinder cars and later turbocharged four-cylinder models need separate intake, exhaust and service applications. Exhaust Scope and Engine Coverage G2X AWE Touring selections include axle-back exhaust applications with specific production coverage. An axle-back changes the rear portion; compare retained pipework and the exact sections supplied. Check tip finish, bumper-outlet arrangement and mounting before deciding on appearance. An earlier 330i body or engine is a different exhaust application. Intake and Chassis Planning For induction components, compare engine identification, sensor connections and breather fittings. Record the housing if an aftermarket intake is already installed. Select springs and dampers by body, drivetrain and axle loads. Brake components need the installed rotor and caliper application before pad compound and sensor choices are made. Choose Your Part Identify engine, chassis and body. Compare ...

Choose BMW 330xi parts by all-wheel-drive generation, engine and body. Induction, suspension and exterior accessories each need their own application details. Engine and Induction Requirements Identify the actual six-cylinder engine and installed intake before choosing service filters or induction hardware. Compare sensor fittings, breather connections and mounting clearance. For a pedal controller, confirm the exact accelerator connector and supported vehicle application. Its response adjustment serves a different purpose from an intake or engine calibration. AWD Chassis and Body Accessories Use xi-specific spring and damper coverage, body and axle-load limits. An earlier or later all-wheel-drive generation should not be treated as the same chassis application. Window visors and trim depend on door and window layout. Brake pads, rotors and sensors should instead follow the installed caliper, axle and electrical connection. Choose Your Part Identify AWD generation, engine and body....

Explore BMW 525i parts by six-cylinder engine generation, body and equipment. Intake service, brake work and chassis changes should follow the assemblies fitted to the car. Engine Service and Induction Use engine and production identification for ignition, filtration and induction components. A component from another 525i generation is not confirmed by model name alone. For an aftermarket intake, compare meter or sensor fittings, breather connections and filter-service access. Keep the housing reference for future replacement elements. Body and Chassis Planning Select suspension for sedan or Touring body, drivetrain, axle loads and rear-system arrangement. Existing lowering should be documented before individual springs or dampers are replaced. For brakes, record caliper, rotor dimensions and axle. Review pad compound, sensors and fitting hardware after establishing the correct assembly application. Choose Your Part Identify engine generation and body. Match intake fittings and ser...

Find BMW 528i parts by engine generation, body and installed equipment. Earlier six-cylinder cars and later turbocharged four-cylinder applications need different induction and service components. Identify the Actual Petrol Engine BMW introduced a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder in the U.S. 2012 528i. Do not transfer an earlier six-cylinder intake or ignition application to that engine. Match filters, sensor fittings, breathers and inlet connections to the installed system. A pedal controller has a separate accelerator-connector application and does not establish a horsepower increase. Chassis and Brake Service Choose suspension by body, drivetrain, axle loads and damper equipment. Record earlier lowering or rear-system changes before replacing individual components. Brake pads need the installed caliper, axle, pad shape and rotor material. Compare intended use and sensor or hardware contents after confirming the assembly application. Choose Your Part Identify engine and produ...

Explore BMW 528xi parts for the all-wheel-drive petrol 5 Series. Caliper identification, pad use and xi-specific chassis coverage help make service purchases precise. Brakes Before Compound Choice Identify the installed caliper, rotor dimensions, pad shape and axle. A pad listed for another BMW needs confirmed cross-coverage with that actual brake assembly. Competition compounds have their own temperature and bedding requirements. Compare intended use, rotor compatibility and operating guidance before choosing them for a build. AWD Engine and Chassis Applications Use engine and production identification for service filters and ignition components. Engine-family matching does not resolve every AWD-sensitive mounting or clearance. Select suspension with xi, body and axle-load coverage. Record electronic dampers and any rear-system changes before planning replacement components. Choose Your Part Identify brake assemblies by axle. Compare pad compound use and operating guidance. Record...

Explore BMW 530i parts by engine generation and body. Earlier six-cylinder and later turbocharged applications need separate engine-service and induction coverage. Engine and Service Components Use engine identification and production details before choosing intake or ignition hardware. The 530i designation is not one universal engine application. Match filters to the original airbox or the installed aftermarket housing. Sensor fittings, breathers and inlet connections should follow the actual assembly. Headlamp and Chassis Equipment DRL modules must match headlamp technology, production period and connector. A related M5 styling description does not prove compatibility with every 530i lamp. For suspension and brake work, record body, drivetrain, damper type, axle loads, calipers and rotors. Compare each component’s application and installation contents. Choose Your Part Identify engine and generation. Match intake housing and connections. Record headlamp module and connector. Iden...

Find BMW 530xi parts for the all-wheel-drive petrol 5 Series. Exact brake applications and xi-specific chassis coverage are useful starting points for service or a build. Brake Applications and Intended Use Identify caliper, rotor material, pad shape and axle before selecting a compound. A pad listed for another BMW requires confirmed cross-coverage. Competition compounds have specific temperature and bedding requirements. Choose the manufacturer’s intended use rather than treating every race pad as a road replacement. Engine and AWD Chassis Use actual engine identification for ignition, filters and induction components. Compare housing references, sensors and connection details. Choose suspension with xi, body and axle-load coverage. Record electronic dampers and any rear-system or earlier lowering changes before replacing parts. Choose Your Part Identify brake assemblies by axle. Compare pad use and operating requirements. Record engine and installed service equipment. Require xi...

Explore BMW X3 parts by generation, engine and drivetrain. Identify the standard, M Performance or X3 M application before choosing induction, exhaust or chassis components. Powertrain and Model-Family Details Record engine and production information for filtration, induction and cooling purchases. An X3 M application should not be extended to a standard X3 solely because the body family is shared. Exhaust components need the actual engine, body routing, outlet arrangement and valve requirements. Compare complete systems with individual sections and conversion pieces. Suspension and Brake Equipment Record electronic damper or other installed suspension systems before choosing struts or lowering components. Compare axle-load limits, mounting and equipment retained by the kit. Brake service follows actual caliper, rotor dimensions and material, pad shape and axle. Sensors and fitting hardware need their own connection and assembly coverage. Choose Your Part Identify generation, engin...

Explore BMW Z4 parts by generation, engine and transmission. Crankshaft dampers and pedal-control accessories need exact application details rather than a shared roadster badge. Crank Damper Specification Compare engine, crank mounting, accessory grooves, pulley dimensions and any stated underdrive or overdrive configuration. Review dry-sump or other build-specific requirements before selecting a damper. Shared Supra/B58 coverage needs the correct engine version and installation. Earlier Z4 engines and unrelated damper families require separate references. Pedal Interfaces and Chassis Details A pedal-response controller must match the vehicle’s accelerator connection and application. It changes response behavior rather than establishing a verified engine-output gain. Brake and suspension parts need generation, engine, caliper or damper equipment and axle-load coverage. Record body and gearbox where routing or installation depends on them. Choose Your Part Identify generation, engin...

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