Starting my M54B30 swap...

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  • VinniE30
    R3VLimited
    • May 2010
    • 2113

    #121
    Originally posted by Elysian
    Well guys, logic has set in and I've changed my mind yet again. This thread is now relevant to this forum again I'm putting the M54 into my E30 after all, it will make it so I have no downtime with my DD. I'll still be turboing it down the line. I need to order a new pair of engine mounts(probably urethane, love the ones in my E24) and I need to change the brake booster. Once that is done everything will be in line to drop the motor in.
    Make a build thread!:up:
    Zinno '89 <24v swap in progress>

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    • Elysian
      Mod Crazy
      • Apr 2010
      • 674

      #122
      Originally posted by VinniE30
      Make a build thread!:up:
      Isn't that what this thread is? :???:

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      • VinniE30
        R3VLimited
        • May 2010
        • 2113

        #123
        lol nevermind.
        Zinno '89 <24v swap in progress>

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        • moatilliatta
          R3V OG
          • Feb 2005
          • 6119

          #124
          progress?

          I was up above it, Now I'm down in it ~ Entropy - A Build thread.
          @Zakspeed_US

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          • Elysian
            Mod Crazy
            • Apr 2010
            • 674

            #125
            I've finally got money to buy some stuff towards this... Need to buy new motor mounts, trans mounts and brake booster.

            http://www.autozone.com/autozone/par...102589_0_7889_

            Is this the correct booster? It's for an 89 325ix.

            Hm its $192 on Rock Auto...and $126 on PartsGeek.
            Last edited by Elysian; 12-02-2011, 09:33 AM.

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            • Elysian
              Mod Crazy
              • Apr 2010
              • 674

              #126
              Just bought a little bit of this:

              Revshift is a performance engineering and manufacturing company located in Metro Detroit, MI. Our parts are designed and manufactured under one roof. We design, engineer, and test the parts ourselves. Engine / motor mounts, bushings, suspension for BMW E28, E30, E34, E36, E46, E8X, E9X, F22, F32, F8X, Z3, Z4, N54.


              And a little bit of that:

              Revshift is a performance engineering and manufacturing company located in Metro Detroit, MI. Our parts are designed and manufactured under one roof. We design, engineer, and test the parts ourselves. Engine / motor mounts, bushings, suspension for BMW E28, E30, E34, E36, E46, E8X, E9X, F22, F32, F8X, Z3, Z4, N54.

              Revshift is a performance engineering and manufacturing company located in Metro Detroit, MI. Our parts are designed and manufactured under one roof. We design, engineer, and test the parts ourselves. Engine / motor mounts, bushings, suspension for BMW E28, E30, E34, E36, E46, E8X, E9X, F22, F32, F8X, Z3, Z4, N54.


              325iX brake booster is on its way as well. Got it for $130 shipped.

              Now my question is, will the brake reservoir/master cylinder from the eta bolt to the 325iX booster or will I need to source that as well? I'm sure I'll find out when it gets here but it's nice to be prepared.

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              • Danny
                Moderator
                • Feb 2008
                • 14217

                #127
                Man that flex disc seems sketchy to me. Imagining that spinning at driveshaft speed is unsettling.

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                • Elysian
                  Mod Crazy
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 674

                  #128
                  Originally posted by Danny
                  Man that flex disc seems sketchy to me. Imagining that spinning at driveshaft speed is unsettling.
                  Why? Aluminum flywheels do it all the time...

                  Granted, sometimes they explode :rofl:

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                  • Danny
                    Moderator
                    • Feb 2008
                    • 14217

                    #129
                    Because its an oval.

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                    • Elysian
                      Mod Crazy
                      • Apr 2010
                      • 674

                      #130
                      Originally posted by Danny
                      Because its an oval.
                      :| No it isn't...

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                      • trackjunkie21
                        No R3VLimiter
                        • Jan 2010
                        • 3962

                        #131
                        well it's not a circle is it?
                        Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.

                        Originally posted by Wh33lhop
                        VANOS: sometimes you just need to go full retard.

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                        • Danny
                          Moderator
                          • Feb 2008
                          • 14217

                          #132
                          Besides, its 130 bucks. Finding the right driveshaft and doing it correctly can't be much more expensive.

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                          • Elysian
                            Mod Crazy
                            • Apr 2010
                            • 674

                            #133
                            Originally posted by trackjunkie21
                            well it's not a circle is it?
                            It's symmetrical around the center, what exactly is the problem here?

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                            • RobertK
                              Kicked cancer's ASS.
                              • Jun 2005
                              • 5864

                              #134
                              Flex discs on driveshafts flex for a reason. To save your driveshaft. There is a reason even modified vettes still run rubber flex discs.

                              I'd rather replace a $40 guibo than pay $350+ to have my driveshaft rebuilt because my semi-solid flex disc destroyed the u joints.

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                              • Elysian
                                Mod Crazy
                                • Apr 2010
                                • 674

                                #135
                                Originally posted by Danny
                                Besides, its 130 bucks. Finding the right driveshaft and doing it correctly can't be much more expensive.
                                How exactly is this "incorrect?" Or do you even know?

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