So everyone said it’s not possible to run a m20B27 eta with a 1.3 173 ecu but I put a eta in my 1989 325i running the original wiring harness with a 173 ecu just proved everyone’s theories wrong car runs great
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Originally posted by Georgiyk View PostSo everyone said its not possible to run a m20B27 eta with a 1.3 173 ecu but I put a eta in my 1989 325i running the original wiring harness with a 173 ecu just proved everyones theories wrong car runs great
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Simon
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-1999 996.1 911 4/98 3.8L 6-Speed, 21st Century Beetle
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The car has zero check engine likes i re did the timing while I put the new timing belt and tensioner in its a eta motor and injectors with b25 intake manifold and sensors that I swapped since the plugs didn’t go together the car rips. Yes I know all of you guys are gonna say etas are slow but I did this as a project because everyone on forums said it’s nearly impossible and I wanted to try it out and see from my self I put 200 miles on the car so far and nothing has happened
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Originally posted by E30SPDFRK View PostCountdown to bent valves starting now
Originally posted by Georgiyk View PostThe car has zero check engine likes i re did the timing while I put the new timing belt and tensioner in its a eta motor and injectors with b25 intake manifold and sensors that I swapped since the plugs didn't go together the car rips. Yes I know all of you guys are gonna say etas are slow but I did this as a project because everyone on forums said it's nearly impossible and I wanted to try it out and see from my self I put 200 miles on the car so far and nothing has happenedSimon
Current Cars:
-1999 996.1 911 4/98 3.8L 6-Speed, 21st Century Beetle
Make R3V Great Again -2020
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It won't "rip" for long. Even when putting a chip in an eta with only a 5500 rev limiter, the valves lightly kiss the pistons with sustained high revs. The 200 head only came with the outer valve springs, not the inner.
I have done the same as you in the past, but also used dual 325i valve springs - but - the 200 head falls on it's face at about 5000rpm, so after that it's just making noise.
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View PostIt won't "rip" for long. Even when putting a chip in an eta with only a 5500 rev limiter, the valves lightly kiss the pistons with sustained high revs. The 200 head only came with the outer valve springs, not the inner.
I have done the same as you in the past, but also used dual 325i valve springs - but - the 200 head falls on it's face at about 5000rpm, so after that it's just making noise.Last edited by Georgiyk; 12-17-2019, 11:49 AM.
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Originally posted by Georgiyk View Post
I know the motor will fall on it Face If I get on it and my car was already chipped when I bought it but I did this as a project just to see if the car would even start and I’m probably gonna wanna see how fast the motor will give up. My next build is the 1988 super eta with the 885 head I hand the head in my garage just kinda hard to find the block
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View Post
I just realized you have two threads, and in tho other one you said you swapped the head. That's not quite the same as using m1.3 on a 2.7. The 2.7i you made has been done so many times. I even have dyno results in my m20 dyno thread.
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Originally posted by ForcedFirebird View Post
I just realized you have two threads
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