just because i am not sure...what is the best oil for break-in. running royal purple 15w50 after that.
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nice rebuild! add some boost to that strocked engine and u will be even happier!no more boosted m20, 91 318i...Comment
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went with valvoline racing oil and a k&m filter. .2% zinc, highest out there.

engine bay is complete...



had a few complications at start up...blown starter fuse. cranked for a few seconds and she fired right up...yea, put the hood on.

road trip was good...glad to have her on the road again. thanks for watching me take forever to build my first m20 ever...
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Very nice man!
I was always told you should never break in with synthetic. I always use the cheap Walmart 20w-50 which actually is halfway decent and has high zinc content. Then at 1000 miles switch to synthetic of choice.
Interesting choice to install the intake, front covers, etc. after dropping it in...I always find that stuff much easier out of the car. But if that worked good then that's cool!Comment
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You think yours was long X) I only did a quarter of what you did which was simply swap in a new motor and its taken months :hitler: But I'm jobless and there's always time to wait on free stuff :P Now having starter issues as well only I believe it's the starter itself.
Your buld is great inspiration and I don't doubt it will give you more than 250k :)Bronzit 4-door Swap Drifting somewhere
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Originally posted by StereoInstaller1Maybe 300 CANADIAN HP, thats like 225 US HP.Comment
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check around at your auto parts stores, ask senior employees for shop recommendations. and it really helps the cost if you can take in a stripped head, no studs or anything...clean it too. that knocked off a good chunk, and got me some respect from the machinest.Comment
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