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M50 swap that will blow your mind.
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It seems like the OP has moved on from making clevis pins. I haven't tried to do this but it seems like if you are able to install the new booster--from the photos it would only need to be a couple mm longer as per the early photos on this thread and talking with a machinist you could find a solution.Comment
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1988 321 - Currently in pieces
2008 335xi - lightly modded…….
2003 Element - My everyday beater :)
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1992 M tech 2 Convertible - S50 Swap
1992 e34 Touring- S50 Swap
1992 325i-S50 Swap (SOLD)
1995 e36 M3 Mugello Red - S50 (SOLD)
1991 325i Convertible Laguna Green (SOLD)
1987 325i (SOLD);1992 M tech 2 Convertible (SOLD)
1988 325i Convertible Alpine White (SOLD)
1991 Brilliantrot Convertible 80k Miles (SOLD)
1992 325i Convertible Schwarz (SOLD)
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The E90 and X3 booster are pretty close in size.
The E90 booster is the same size pretty much throughout. THe X3 is wider then the E90 closer to the firewall, but is smaller farther away.
That being said they both come out pretty far. The 944 booster was close to the X3 booster close to the firewall, but its not double stacked so it much shorter. Measurements below, I never measured the 944 but thats the one I used for my S54.
E90 booster on left
X3 Booster
E90 Booster
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This reservoir will come in SUPER handy for another project I have... I'm building a pressure intensifier to run a 7.25" clutch with full pedal travel... so I need two clutch fluid reservoir connections.Comment
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I used a brake booster from 2016 428i brake booster (G508673 vin). Works great - only needs a very light tap on the brake pedal.It bolted right up. However two mods were required. The rod to connect the booster to the brake pedal was a little short and like the e90 booster, the brake master brake line connections were on the engine side. I bought from Amazon 3/16 copper nickel brake line kit with fittings and made two short “U” line with bubble flair 10 mm fitting on one side and I believe it was a 12 mm fitting to go into the master. Bought two 10 mm bubble flairs unions to connect the new U lines to the e30 brake lines.
Rather than welding the old clevis, I used the old e30 clevis inside the forks of 428i booster’s clevis. I drilled a hole in the e30 clevis at the appropriate spot to lengthen it and used the original e30 clevis hole for the brake pedal connection.
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I am using an e90 booster with a m52b28 swapped engine...and it does not fit (intake manifold sits on booster) even when the fins are shaved. It might be due to the engine mounts (revshift 24v swap mounts). I am thinking of trying to heat and bend the manifold on its corner. Anyone knows if this can be heated and bent?
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I am using an e90 booster with a m52b28 swapped engine...and it does not fit (intake manifold sits on booster) even when the fins are shaved. It might be due to the engine mounts (revshift 24v swap mounts). I am thinking of trying to heat and bend the manifold on its corner. Anyone knows if this can be heated and bent?
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i don't think you are going to have much luck heating and bending that manifold, I would also go with the shim routeComment
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