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Not my cup of tea and I would never put a v6 in an e30 but it's always nice to see something new done. Unique, and looks very compact, lots of room in the engine bay.
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Originally posted by JinormusJ
But of course
E30s are know to be notoriously really really really ridiculously good looking
WEIRD! but its shorter than an M20. Is that the grand national motor?
It looks to be GM and outts sumthn normally FWD
Looks shorter than a m40/m42
More info on this thing would be nice.
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Aside from showing yourself to be offensive, lacking experience and ignorant in the ways of business, you're also illiterate and imprudent. Beyond that, your sense of liability is severely impaired.
i bought the car just for the swap, i overbuilt the engine for the old platform. engine is a 2003 3400 with 3500 heads and intakes. fully ported heads with 5 angle valve job, stainless valves. custom roller camshaft. wiseco 9.1:1 pistons, eagle small block 327 rods modified to fit, balanced rotating assembly, deburred engine block, arp hardware. timing cover from a rwd 3.4 camaro. engine is very underrated/estimated. when the 3400 was bone stock it made 358 whp at 9 psi on an ebay 57 trim turbo. only real problem with the engine is the height, its very tall being the crank is out of the block and mains have side bolts by the oil pan. i kicked around the idea of a custom oil pan, but decided against it. upper intake will have the throttle body moved lower yet.
dyno 9 psi factory 3400:
i know that most people are very unfamiliar with the 60 degree v6 from gm, they are great engines, cheap, small/compact, powerful when done right. im expecting power output to be in the mid 500's easily.
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