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Old 10-28-2021, 02:50 PM
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Appreciate the replies, thanks all.

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Originally Posted by vbelsky View Post
The X5 clutch has a stronger pressure plate.
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Originally Posted by e39_touring View Post
the pressure plate was the only part difference between the e39 & e53. I used the Valeo single mass kit, and I like it. Way simpler, cheaper, but it does give a hint of great rattle at idle with the ac on.
Makes sense. It's the only part number that isn't visible on realoem.

Valeo is the most cost effective for sure thanks for the recommendation.

If I'm still going to be towing with this, a ClutchMasters FX100 would likely be better, just comes at double the price.

Can anyone confirm if the pressure plates are compatible in multiple vehicles, even if not intended for them? For example, could I use an X5 clutch kit in my X3, to get the stronger pressure plate which would likely help in towing. I believe this to be the case just not 100%.
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