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KaiserRolls said:

I’d add the date code in your ad. Glws

Updated with more pics on the tires. I ordered these mid September of 2018.

Sold!

For sale is a brand new set of 4 tires. The tires are new, unused, never mounted. I intended on using these for autocross or for track days. These are summer steet-able track and competition tires. 60 treadwear. Stored in my basement since purchased. More info here.

https://www.bigbrandtire.com/tires/yokohama/advana048/225-50-16/04841

@HipMF

You're right, those are too restrictive. It would essentially make my engine run like it has a choke on all the time. I removed the info/pics on the post.

YoungCR said:

The E46 tach is the same size? That's cool. My OCD wants the gauge faces to match though...

It's an e30 cluster and tach. The mismatch makes that rev range pop lol.

I installed the velocity stacks from the s54 manifold. I need to build a catch can next. The oil pan on these engines offers a drain for the oil, allowing a maintenance free setup. 

With the possibility of snow tonight, the roads may get salted. Needless to say, I wont have the e30 back out until spring. 

I successfully seated the piston rings last weekend. The engine sounds amazing. I installed my s54 swap cluster from "e30 clusters" on Facebook. They did an awesome job. I installed a check engine light and hooked up the oil temp sensors.

E28 m5 motor mounts, I spaced up the drivers side. Underdrive pulleys. I need to hook up the power steering lines and a handful of other things.

I've made a lot of progress since my last post. I ended up replacing the oil pump with a new unit. I got my oil pan and subframe back from Bayside Fabrication(Ben Sipson). I wired in the CAN module from gpetersen(r3v). I built a steering shaft using 2 e46 knuckles. I found a 3turn 712 zhp rack at a junkyard, e36 outer and e46 inner tie rods. I had to extend a few harness to fit into the glovebox, lots of soldering. I'll need to tuck the wiring. My DME came back from Kassell. I ended up having an H bridge installed in an mss54hp, MAP sensor, and csl tune. I used ecuworx for the swap coding. I went with the e46 m3 driveshaft and e30 CSB. 1 1/8" was removed from the front and I installed a 4 bolt e36 flange on the rear(32") for an overall length of 1374mm with the guibo. The shifter is an ebay AC Shnitzer euro e36 m3 6 speed spin off. I shortened the dssr to 109mm. I used a premade s54 3" exhaust adapter and it just so happened to bolt right up to the rest of my exhaust. I modified the airbox to clear the booster. I installed the fuel pump and FPR with some fresh fuel line clamps. The oil cooler AN lines are done. I briefly started the engine and it runs good! I need to finish up the cooling system and break in the rings/hone before running the engine anymore.

B C said:

Clever oil cooler mounting.

What is the plan for the tune? Remote dyno tune or an off the shelf tune?

I sent my DME to Kassel Performance for a full CSL hardware/firmware conversion. They have awesome products and customer service. The cat cams have the same duration as CSL, but more lift. I'll also be running a CSL MAP sensor from them.

https://www.kasselperformance.com/product/mss54-mss54hp-full-csl-hardwarefirmware-conversion/

I built a flash harness and can do some adjustments as needed, as well.

https://github.com/saildot4k/MSS54-XDFs

The steel breaded AN hose is a challenge to work with, very tight. The setup fits on the original condenser mounting points, no modification to the radiator support or valance.

Alright I made some progress on the engine! Rings, rod bearings, and bottom end. Head gasket with ARP. I installed the 288/280 cams and vanos. New oil pump is on. I also ceramic coated and wrapped the headers. I found a spot on the block the e30 cluster temp sensor screws right into, I'll see how it goes(may read too hot?). I have the adapter harness ready to install, as well, with a CAN module. I'm setting up my oil coolers in front of the condenser fan with some brackets. 2x 10 row coolers linked together. I'll also be running a puller on the radiator.

 Have you had this on a dyno?

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m42b32 said:

Very interested in these, but couldn't find much info. Do you need to use different output flanges in the differential too? 

Here's a link to their site.

https://www.born2drift.co.uk/shop/bmw/bmw-e30/rear-axle-shaft-adapters-bmw-e30/

I do not recall if I had to use e36 output flanges or not. Regardless, they held up very well. The inner cv is much larger.

Im currently in the process of getting all the parts together. Decided to paint the block white. I'll be going NA, power goal of 350whp with cams/intake/pulleys/exhaust/tune. I went with megan racing headers and a vac single collector. I'll be running AC through a CAN module. Pusher and puller fan setup. Dual sump pan. ZHP rack, born2drift axle adapters, garagistic secondary diff mount. I'll post more as I go.

timmer said:

OMG, so tempting!!!  Curious if I can get this to work with my OBD II S52?  Guessing I would need some additional tuning on my 413 dme?

Are you OBD1 or OBD2? It is set up for OBD1 and megasquirt or a 413 dme. It can work with OBD2, using an m50 valve cover and intake manifold. Definitely want a tune as well.

More pics!

I've decided to put the s54 in the red e30 and sell the entire powertrain. I love e30s . I am at a standstill until the new piston rings come in from the UK. The ACL bearings came today, woohoo!

Updated my post info.

Sold!