M20 Turbo => M50 turbo fun.
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sorry for cluttering your build thread rollie poliie : /
but if you could get more info on the m5x's post it up!!!
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sorry for cluttering your build thread rollie poliie : /
but if you could get more info on the m5x's post it up!!!
Oh I do not care in the least. But yea I will contact him tomorrow.
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sorry for cluttering your build thread rollie poliie : /
but if you could get more info on the m5x's post it up!!!
No love for the crab manifold (m20) anymore?
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No love for the crab manifold (m20) anymore?
maybe tomorrow. m5x's just look sexier

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Looks like (3) of one style and (1) of another
http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=HD53&mospid=47404&btnr=11_4817&hg=11&fg=20
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Did you get the back side of the flywheel machined down for proper fitment? What clutch are you using?
Yes, use REALOEM.com, just make sure to click "archive' to find e30 stuff
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lol, ebay clutches.
lol....not
Some ebay clutches are actully decent. Especially for the price. I know XTD makes a decent clutch for the price. Just because something is sold on ebay, doesn't mean it is junk. Look at Condor Speed Shop.
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Looks like your flywheel may be off to the machine shop for some more material removal and balancing.
damn. That means I have to get new flywheel bolts also, no?
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lol....not
Some ebay clutches are actully decent. Especially for the price. I know XTD makes a decent clutch for the price. Just because something is sold on ebay, doesn't mean it is junk. Look at Condor Speed Shop.
Thank you sir. I did my research on this and a ton of people are running F1 clutchs on bmw's with success. The only downside I have seen is clutch chatter, which I could care less about.
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Flywheel bolts are TTY (torque to yield) and need to be replaced each time they are torqued to spec then removed. Sure, you can re-use them, but if they back out 500 miles after everything is back together then it would be incredibly annoying to have to do the job over, while risking damage to the transmission from a loose clutch assembly/flywheel flailing about within the confines of the bellhousing.
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Flywheel bolts are TTY (torque to yield) and need to be replaced each time they are torqued to spec then removed. Sure, you can re-use them, but if they back out 500 miles after everything is back together then it would be incredibly annoying to have to do the job over, while risking damage to the transmission from a loose clutch assembly/flywheel flailing about within the confines of the bellhousing.
GOD DAMNIT. Thanks, But that blows. They were like 30$.
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dont screw it up
That was hilarious. me gusta. I promise I won't

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Had a real night day today. Taking the flywheel to the machine shop tomorrow hopefully, and getting the back shaved
Down and hopefully lightened a bit.
Ripped the dash out.

Anyone have a hint for getting the fuse box through/getting the wiring out some how?

When we tore the carpet out we found some rust. I will be cutting basically that whole piece out and welding in a new sheet.
Anyone have opinions on a dash? What about fitting a couple bent street signs and mounting them and putting the stock gauges and stuff back in?
That is all till Saturday probably.
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