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  • aeryk7
    Mod Crazy
    • Oct 2005
    • 616

    #1

    Fs: M52 Crank

    M52 crank about 80k miles asking $200 shipped
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  • aeryk7
    Mod Crazy
    • Oct 2005
    • 616

    #2
    bump i also have access to a complete 524td engine less te manifold maybe the manifold too gotta find it though
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    • Eric
      R3V Elite
      • Feb 2004
      • 5138

      #3
      so i could make a non vanos 2.7L stroker with this?
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      • deansbimmer
        Mod Crazy
        • Feb 2005
        • 674

        #4
        Originally posted by Eric
        so i could make a non vanos 2.7L stroker with this?

        With the M52 crank? More like a 3.0L M20...But its not a drop in replacement.

        2.7L with the 524TD crank. 2.8L with 1mm over pistons.

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        • Eric
          R3V Elite
          • Feb 2004
          • 5138

          #5
          NON-VANOS, i'm thinking of putting it in a M50 without vanos
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          • deansbimmer
            Mod Crazy
            • Feb 2005
            • 674

            #6
            Well, you can do that too! My world revolves around M20's. :)

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            • Stu Mc
              R3V Elite
              • Oct 2003
              • 4083

              #7
              Originally posted by deansbimmer
              With the M52 crank? More like a 3.0L M20...But its not a drop in replacement.

              2.7L with the 524TD crank. 2.8L with 1mm over pistons.
              You won't get a 3.0L with an M52 crank, it's an 84mm stroke. You need an 85.8 stroke 3.0L crank to get that displacement. What bore size did you have in mind?

              Bump for a nice price for a forged crank.

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              • Eric
                R3V Elite
                • Feb 2004
                • 5138

                #8
                Originally posted by Stu Mc
                You won't get a 3.0L with an M52 crank, it's an 84mm stroke. You need an 85.8 stroke 3.0L crank to get that displacement. What bore size did you have in mind?

                Bump for a nice price for a forged crank.
                I have a non vanos 525 with a blown head gasket. I was thinking of keeping the same size pistons and just getting a crank with a longer stroke.

                if the stock pistons exceed the deck by a few mm, i was just going to get a thicker headgasket since it needs to be replaced anyways.

                seams that is what the guys fitting 3.0L cranks are doing to make 2.9L M50's

                thoughts?
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                • Stu Mc
                  R3V Elite
                  • Oct 2003
                  • 4083

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Eric
                  I have a non vanos 525 with a blown head gasket. I was thinking of keeping the same size pistons and just getting a crank with a longer stroke.

                  if the stock pistons exceed the deck by a few mm, i was just going to get a thicker headgasket since it needs to be replaced anyways.

                  seams that is what the guys fitting 3.0L cranks are doing to make 2.9L M50's

                  thoughts?
                  Yep, you can mill the stock M52 pistons and use a 3.0L crank in combo with 135mm rods to have a high c/r 2.9L. I don't know about all M52's, but the aluminum block motors have friction reducing coated pistons that work well. You won't need to run a thicker headgasket, but you can if you'd like. That setup makes massive mid-range punch.

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                  • PiercedE30
                    R3V Elite
                    • Apr 2005
                    • 4220

                    #10
                    You have to use M52/custom pistons to run it in a non-vanos. The pistons of the non-vanos have the piston pin 5mm lower in the piston than the M52 pistons, which make them physically taller.
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