M52 aluminium blocks

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  • Hooffenstein HD
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    Good information. Thanks for taking the time to make the video and put English subs on it.

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  • Loupoz
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    This is awesome information! I was under the impression all M52's were with nikasil lining.

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  • pazi88
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    Originally posted by megatron
    Great vid. All the US M52 alloy blocks I've worked with were sleeved. They are also a pain in the butt to find due to what Tippey764 said.
    Ok that's good to know. I will add the information to video description. I already know that most of the M52 blocks in US are cast iron, which is basically the the same as in M50.

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  • megatron
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    Great vid. All the US M52 alloy blocks I've worked with were sleeved. They are also a pain in the butt to find due to what Tippey764 said.

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  • 2mAn
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    I approve of this thread

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  • Tippey764
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    In the US the only m52 aluminum blocks came in 97-98 Z3 2.8's.

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  • Wishno87
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    That is pretty neat. Turns out mine has iron sleeves.

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  • 328ijunkie
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    Great video. I was under the impression all the US ones were sleeved.

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  • pazi88
    started a topic M52 aluminium blocks

    M52 aluminium blocks

    Hi! I made short video about two types of m52 aluminium blocks. I don't know if this useful information in US, but other countries should have also these alu blocks. It's in finnish, but I added english subtitles.



    There is also lot of rumors that these alu blocks cant handle boost. I must disagree because I have ran m turbo with alu block for a while now and I have had zero problems caused by that. I have been running up to 20 psi of boost and no problems even with stock head bolts. Only change I have made is Athena cooperring headgasket.
    Last edited by pazi88; 11-30-2015, 11:01 PM.
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