32v > 24v >12v (v8 is gr8)

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  • Dominic49
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    Originally posted by Jean
    Jebus......good luck, that looks like a huge complicated mess of things. Sell it and get and ls6 ;)


    j/k!

    pssst 4x the cams = 4x the fun?

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  • Jean
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    Jebus......good luck, that looks like a huge complicated mess of things. Sell it and get and ls6 ;)


    j/k!

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  • rwh11385
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    yeah, forgot about that whole Alusil part. good luck on install.

    neither of those parts are too cheap I thought. How much does a 6spd run?

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  • Dominic49
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    Originally posted by rwh11385
    Good god that is a huge engine! How much do they weigh again?

    Torque = good.
    75lbs or so more than an m20... but its further back... plus the big ass 6 speed adds a fair amount to the mid part of the car...

    no ac or PS should help a little bit

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  • rwh11385
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    Good god that is a huge engine! How much do they weigh again?

    Torque = good.

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  • Dominic49
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    anyways on to the questions.....

    whats it take to get a 1 piece driveshaft to work in the e30? i would ting that it goes through the subframe that it wouldnt work out to well.


    also


    anyone ever done a obd1 m62 i can has questions.


    anyone have a clutch hookup? i have a feeling the stock clutch wont enjoy drifting for too long.....

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  • Bob87
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    i like it!!!!

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  • e30polak
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    Schweet...talk about a torque monster! :twisted:

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  • Dominic49
    started a topic 32v > 24v >12v (v8 is gr8)

    32v > 24v >12v (v8 is gr8)

    m20 got old so i turboed it, turbo m20 got old so i sold it.... m62 shows up at my doorstep and I say.... orly?


    welll well well.......


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    big mess of parts













    in the midst of swapping out parts to make it an obd1 m62. :D

    already received my brake setup from a v8 e32 :D


    now comes the fun part..... (my favorite)
    full tear down of engine bay (everything) from brake lines to fuel lines to abs to brackets.

    removal of core support to add a removal type for quick motor pulls.

    seam welding strut towers and frames.... etc.....



    so much work


    so little time!
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