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  • e30m20beast
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    Originally posted by nando
    ok thanks

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  • nando
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    there's a whole thread for that

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  • e30m20beast
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    Originally posted by nando
    if you're not being competitive and not driving to the limit, then why do you want more power? also you don't neccesarily have to go with slicks. There are a lot of very agressive street tires and even full tread r-comps to choose from.
    ok, just asking( to maybe try them some day) which tires do you think are good for you? I will like to try another type of tires to see how I fell them

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  • e30m20beast
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    Originally posted by nando
    if you're not being competitive and not driving to the limit, then why do you want more power? also you don't necessarily have to go with slicks. There are a lot of very agressive street tires and even full tread r-comps to choose from.
    I know but for prize and life of tire I prefer the falkens, and I want more power because I like power, I like to be able to get on the gas and go somewhere!! lol
    Last edited by e30m20beast; 11-24-2009, 09:41 AM.

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by e30m20beast
    the valves and springs have been replaced when I rebuild the motor, everything on the motor was replaced. I know the rt615 are not the best but for some reason I don't like to drive with slicks, I don't go to track to be competitive as fuck, I go to have fun with my friends, I also do not take my car to the limit I have nothing to win I am not in time trials, and I know what you meant about the questions I have to be making my self and I do but I am going to give it a try I have another motor to be riding with so if it doesn't work I'll go ahead and put whatever I can use and the rest sell it or put it on another motor. What I just hope is that it doesn't blow up or anything like that
    if you're not being competitive and not driving to the limit, then why do you want more power? also you don't neccesarily have to go with slicks. There are a lot of very agressive street tires and even full tread r-comps to choose from.

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  • e30m20beast
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    Originally posted by JTapper
    I don't know if he could handle uploading the pictures
    I can I just need to gather all the thing first, I have a 2 week waiting period:hitler:

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  • JTapper
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    Originally posted by ///e30freak
    build thread?
    I don't know if he could handle uploading the pictures

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  • ///e30freak
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    build thread?

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  • JTapper
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    Best of luck.


    :zzz:

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  • e30m20beast
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    thanks people I already know what I am going to do so I don't need more help for now. thanks again

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  • e30m20beast
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    Originally posted by M5W
    Dude you need to chill out. First thing you gotta learn is that the cheapest thing you can do for more power is a tuned chip and lsd (lsd isnt for more power just faster acceleration) and after that its nothing under 500 bucks thats gunna do much more for you. Its a built stroker motor or turbo if you wanna hit higher than 200hp on an M20. Cheap and power never go hand in hand unless your getting your parts for free. Dont be a dick on here, your question was answered and you got flamed for arguing with guys that have way more knowledge about E30's and M20 than you do. Just take there advice and go with what you can afford. And #1 performance upgrade on a 20 year + car = Maintain and Tune Up (Valve adjustment, O2 Sensor, Ignition) After that its big bucks for more power.
    thanks I already have an LSD and I have this cash reserved for the car only, and the parts I don't get it for free but I can get them cheap.

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  • e30m20beast
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    Originally posted by nando
    defensive much? it was constructive criticism. did you think maybe tires would be a better investment than some engine mods then? RT-615 aren't exactly a great track tire by today's standards. You don't have to educate me about tires, either. I had a set of those like 5 years ago ;)

    and yeah, it's going to run worse, because you don't have a clue how those parts are going to work together in your motor. why do you want bigger injectors? do you know how that's going to affect the air fuel ratio? what supporting mods are going to go with that cam? how aggressive should you going to go with the profile? are you going to do something about the valve springs or use old stock ones? what about rockers? etc. etc.

    These are the questions you should be asking. instead you are asking if you can bolt on a head from the economy version of the M20 to make more power. It shows that you need to do a whole lot of learning before running your mouth about magic engine upgrades.
    the valves and springs have been replaced when I rebuild the motor, everything on the motor was replaced. I know the rt615 are not the best but for some reason I don't like to drive with slicks, I don't go to track to be competitive as fuck, I go to have fun with my friends, I also do not take my car to the limit I have nothing to win I am not in time trials, and I know what you meant about the questions I have to be making my self and I do but I am going to give it a try I have another motor to be riding with so if it doesn't work I'll go ahead and put whatever I can use and the rest sell it or put it on another motor. What I just hope is that it doesn't blow up or anything like that

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  • JTapper
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    A valve adjustment should smooth out your idle issue.

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  • M5W
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    Originally posted by e30m20beast
    I have been going to track for a long time now and like you say the porches or vets or any car of that nature pass me on the straights not on the corners And for your info I don't even use slicks, the tires I use are falken rt615 (high performance street tires), so don't talk shit of what you don't know. and the upgrades are not going to make the car run worst, WTF will you say that, it might no idle for shit but I really don't care about that, I just want it running good at high RPM because this mottor is going into another E30 race car and on mine I will probably put another m20b25 and keep it as a daily
    Dude you need to chill out. First thing you gotta learn is that the cheapest thing you can do for more power is a tuned chip and lsd (lsd isnt for more power just faster acceleration) and after that its nothing under 500 bucks thats gunna do much more for you. Its a built stroker motor or turbo if you wanna hit higher than 200hp on an M20. Cheap and power never go hand in hand unless your getting your parts for free. Dont be a dick on here, your question was answered and you got flamed for arguing with guys that have way more knowledge about E30's and M20 than you do. Just take there advice and go with what you can afford. And #1 performance upgrade on a 20 year + car = Maintain and Tune Up (Valve adjustment, O2 Sensor, Ignition) After that its big bucks for more power.

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  • JTapper
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    Originally posted by nando
    defensive much? it was constructive criticism. did you think maybe tires would be a better investment than some engine mods then? RT-615 aren't exactly a great track tire by today's standards. You don't have to educate me about tires, either. I had a set of those like 5 years ago ;)

    and yeah, it's going to run worse, because you don't have a clue how those parts are going to work together in your motor. why do you want bigger injectors? do you know how that's going to affect the air fuel ratio? what supporting mods are going to go with that cam? how aggressive should you going to go with the profile? are you going to do something about the valve springs or use old stock ones? what about rockers? etc. etc.

    These are the questions you should be asking. instead you are asking if you can bolt on a head from the economy version of the M20 to make more power. It shows that you need to do a whole lot of learning before running your mouth about magic engine upgrades.
    This.


    Research research research. That's what I did. Find some local E30 enthusiasts and spend time with them talking motors. Read project threads. Do a lot of reading, come up with some feasible plans, then, and only then ask questions.

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