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  • mohamadr89
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    [quote=ShowStopper;2557023]Heres Mine almost done.
    your swap looks like it was done professionally

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  • mohamadr89
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    Originally posted by CorvallisBMW View Post
    I wouldn't turbo a 180K miles motor without rebuilding it. Personally.

    thanks i agree. what parts does a rebuild consist of and how much will it cost it you were to give me an estimate?
    thanks

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  • ShowStopper
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    thanxs more to come on the bay though.

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  • Jand3rson
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    Originally posted by ShowStopper View Post
    Heres Mine almost done.
    Love the splatter. Looks super 90's-tastic! :up:

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  • dude8383
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    Originally posted by Ryann View Post
    This thread should be renamed "The OFFICIAL Brittle Black Plastic Engine Bay Thread".

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  • Ryann
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    This thread should be renamed "The OFFICIAL Brittle Black Plastic Engine Bay Thread".

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  • ShowStopper
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    Heres Mine almost done.

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    Originally posted by mohamadr89 View Post
    now im kind of tempted to get one but i have to save as much money as possible because im sure there is still a lot i have to buy for the swap to be completed. the motor i have has 180k, do you guys think i should rebuild since im planning on turbo'n it after??
    I wouldn't turbo a 180K miles motor without rebuilding it. Personally.

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  • mohamadr89
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    now im kind of tempted to get one but i have to save as much money as possible because im sure there is still a lot i have to buy for the swap to be completed. the motor i have has 180k, do you guys think i should rebuild since im planning on turbo'n it after??

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  • Matt-B
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    Not to mention the bleed screw, makes it a fuckin charm to bleed, super easy

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  • Jand3rson
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    Originally posted by mohamadr89 View Post
    hey i got a question for you... im doing my s50 swap do, do i have to change my radiator?
    You should be able to keep your stock M20 radiator, no issues there. The main reason a lot of people like myself go with the M42 radiator is because of the built-in expansion tank, makes the engine bay look much cleaner.

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  • mohamadr89
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    Originally posted by Janderson View Post
    Try what I did, seems to work fine. Stock replacement hose for a '92 525i from Napa (or anywhere else, really). Cut it down right, fits just fine.


    hey i got a question for you... im doing my s50 swap do, do i have to change my radiator?

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  • Jand3rson
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    Originally posted by cabin View Post
    It's actually really ghetto... Part M42 upper and part M42 lower, spliced together in the middle. Looking for a better solution, but this works for now.
    Try what I did, seems to work fine. Stock replacement hose for a '92 525i from Napa (or anywhere else, really). Cut it down right, fits just fine.

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  • cabin
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    It's actually really ghetto... Part M42 upper and part M42 lower, spliced together in the middle. Looking for a better solution, but this works for now.

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  • Jand3rson
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    So what upper rad hose are YOU using with the M42 radiator? I'm using a Napa replacement for the stock E34 525i, cut down.

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