Miller WAR chip e/i "stroker" w/HX35 issues

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  • The Humjet
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    I've soldone for $200. It went quick, so either the buyer really needed it, or it was a good price
    That's cheap as an 885 head would cost at least $800 down here, 731 heads are about $300 which is what I've got
    Sorry for the noob question but what is the point of welding the water jackets I hear alot of people doing it on e30tech with their turbo m20 motors

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  • einstein57
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    Just do it now. My machine shop can do it same day if I drop it off in the morning. Its not a delayed process unless they are swamped or their welder is out sick.

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  • JTapper
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    Originally posted by BimmerTim
    Boom!!

    haha

    The damage wasn't as bad as I was expecting when I stopped by.
    Not at all. But the hole was large enough to evacuate the entire cooling system in a matter of seconds.

    I might drop that head off somewhere later this summer to see if i can't just get it welded up. The M20 doesn't use 95% of the water channel on that side anyways.

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  • BimmerTim
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    Boom!!

    haha

    The damage wasn't as bad as I was expecting when I stopped by.

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  • JTapper
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    Originally posted by The Humjet
    How much does a good condition 885 head cost in the US?
    I've sold one for $200. It went quick, so either the buyer really needed it, or it was a good price.

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  • JTapper
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    Originally posted by E30-323ti
    you going to get the water galleries welded up now you've put a whole through one lol
    I talked about it beforehand, and didn't do it. This time I need to get it on the road before I'll have time to have it done. I may see if I can't have the damaged head welded up next fall and toss it on over the next winter. I don't plan on exposing the motor to those conditions again though.

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  • The Humjet
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    How much does a good condition 885 head cost in the US?

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  • E30-323ti
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    you going to get the water galleries welded up now you've put a whole through one lol

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  • JTapper
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    ib4dontfilmanddrive





    The MLS tore up good. Also a small amount of piston damage, but nothing major. Going to smooth those out with a dremel. No damage to the minty fresh cylinders or block, so I'm happy.

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  • The Humjet
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    You couldn't just control yourself you just had to give it a boost lol. I'd do the same myself these things are just to exciting sometimes. You should invest in a external wasgates setup next time round. Get that video up i wanna see how quick my future setup will be

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  • E30-323ti
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    Doh, I remember the impatience of youth.

    Except in my case I just blew the little turbo on my mazda GTX not the engine, was still an expensive fix back then...

    Looking forward to the carnage pics & the rebuild!!

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  • JTapper
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    I blowed mine up. I had it dialed in nice and an appt. set for dyno tuning. Sure enough I had to take it out and flog it some more. Had some boost creep and blew the HG (Cometic MLS) and took a chunk out of the head.

    I've got a video somewhere. 0-100 in under 9 seconds.

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  • IxTech
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    i just used the WAR for the first time and so far its fine. i havent even touched the 19lb+genIII maf tune and im running 8lbs of boost and 30lb injectors. not lying....it runs very smoothly with the exception of being a tad rich.

    WAR FTW

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  • JTapper
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    Originally posted by brody
    I will have to change that! I know our e34 stuff sometimes uses increased fuel pressure so whoever wrote that description was probably on a typing rampage!
    No worries. Is 45psi about where I want to be then?

    Originally posted by The Humjet
    that's the beauty of buying miller they have very good customer service i plan on using miller w.a.r chip and maf when i do my turbo m20 build
    It's really the way to go...The folks @ Miller have been a great help!

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  • The Humjet
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    that's the beauty of buying miller they have very good customer service i plan on using miller w.a.r chip and maf when i do my turbo m20 build

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