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    Get top-quality crankshafts, connecting rods, and forged pistons at PPM Racing. Our cutting-edge technology, including CNC machining and computer-aided solid modelling, ensures maximum strength and weight savings. Choose from 2618 or 4032 grade aluminium alloy, with hand de-burred pistons and precision-milled ring grooves for low-drag, lightweight performance. Experience the best in design and manufacturing with PPM Racing.
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    #2
    Better use that b35 block. I don't know what clerence issues are, but they sound nasty.
    paint sucks

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      #3
      ^ the only thing worse is Clarence issues
      cars beep boop

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        #4
        This is Clarence:



        Issues with him involve you whistling when you walk for a week.

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          #5
          5psi or less would probably make up the difference.

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            #6
            Anyone who buys this is a mark. There will be plenty of s38b38 cranks coming available at some point anyway given that it takes 15 grand to rebuild those suckers.

            $7500 could get you to like 800hp FI
            '89 335is +turbo

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              #7
              Man, $7500 is a lot of money into a 12V. I would have to have an s38, s54, s62
              - '88 m54 coupe

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                #8
                That'd be one hell'uva m30
                sigpic

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                  #9
                  HOLY SHIT. Thats all that can be said

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                    #10
                    how can they sell it with 95mm pistons? I thought the maximum bore for the m30 is like 94.5mm which is what the m90 block had, which was already over what BMW originally stated that 94mm what the absolute max for the m30 blocks.

                    Or is that wrong?

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by kylekrueger View Post
                      how can they sell it with 95mm pistons? I thought the maximum bore for the m30 is like 94.5mm which is what the m90 block had, which was already over what BMW originally stated that 94mm what the absolute max for the m30 blocks.

                      Or is that wrong?
                      that is a good question would like more feed back from anyone...

                      1986 335is-1988 335ist -1991 335istsigpic

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                        #12
                        The m90 was 93.4mm bore
                        - '88 m54 coupe

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