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  • TobyB
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    Whoah- ho! R3v is R3z3n!

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  • DesertBMW
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    Originally posted by nando

    HakkenTT. AKA "rebuilt engine with used rings" aka "blatantly copies peoples tunes" aka "hacked up E36 N55 swap" and many others. He's prolific on all BMW forums.
    I am still here Nando, where are you at? you are just jealous of my technical abilities. You are the one who bought other people's tunes and made it like you discovered them via code disassembly. And by the way my E36 N55 is still running after 10 years.

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  • diesekte
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    Master and booster were both good. I have the e46 m3 front and 5 series rear brakes...no complaints

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  • e30polak
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    Originally posted by diesekte
    Or use the 2002 booster. No spacing or shims required. I've driven on it a bit and it's nice - 2002 booster with stock e30 master feels exactly the same as my previous setup (ix booster and 7er master)
    You must have had a bad booster or master before. The 2002 booster is smaller than the e21 booster, and when I had that on my s52 e20, I needed a vacuum reserve canister as the assist was so much weaker.

    On my s54 M3, I did the iX booster, and it gave even more assist than the original m3 booster.

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by diesekte
    Or use the 2002 booster. No spacing or shims required. I've driven on it a bit and it's nice - 2002 booster with stock e30 master feels exactly the same as my previous setup (ix booster and 7er master)
    Really? Everything I heard is that the 2002 booster is weaker the stock.

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  • diesekte
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    Or use the 2002 booster. No spacing or shims required. I've driven on it a bit and it's nice - 2002 booster with stock e30 master feels exactly the same as my previous setup (ix booster and 7er master)

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  • iliad
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    Originally posted by Staszek
    Thanks, so I can stay with the stock airbox, save a ton of money and go 944 booster with a bit of movement.

    Sounds like a plan!!
    Abolutely.
    A bit of movement and slight massaging of the booster OR space the driver's side mount up a little.

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by iliad
    I went with revshift because I wanted isolated poly engine mounts, I don't think they are any different, just a high quality mount.
    I could space up the driver's side with a couple washers and do less modification on the booster.
    The csl replica airbox is harder to fit then the stock airbox.
    Thanks, so I can stay with the stock airbox, save a ton of money and go 944 booster with a bit of movement.

    Sounds like a plan!!

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  • iliad
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    Originally posted by Staszek
    Awesome info, what do the revshift mounts do that make the difference?


    I went with revshift because I wanted isolated poly engine mounts, I don't think they are any different, just a high quality mount.
    I could space up the driver's side with a couple washers and do less modification on the booster.
    The csl replica airbox is harder to fit then the stock airbox.

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  • Staszek
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    Originally posted by iliad
    So much bad information out there.
    Using the revshift engine mounts, 944 brake booster slid over 1/2" and slightly modified, requires zero modification to the airbox.
    Awesome info, what do the revshift mounts do that make the difference?

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  • iliad
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    So much bad information out there.
    Using the revshift engine mounts, 944 brake booster slid over 1/2" and slightly modified, requires zero modification to the airbox.

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  • e30polak
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    Originally posted by Best_name_available
    And just like that, thread is dead
    Since this has turned into a make fun of Haken thread, I'll keep it going!

    His new project build on bimmerforums!

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  • Best_name_available
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    Originally posted by Northern
    This is the best thread going on r3v right now, with all the Hakkjobtt bullshit and all.
    And just like that, thread is dead

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  • Northern
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    This is the best thread going on r3v right now, with all the Hakkjobtt bullshit and all.

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  • Best_name_available
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    Originally posted by e30polak
    This. Have you watched his n55 e36 video? It's hilarious to listen to the guy! He claims that swap is the "proper" way to turbo an e36, lol! Sound comes on around 15 seconds.

    Lol he removed the video

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