V12 swap is really cool, just the sound of the engine makes the swap worth it. Of course it's not so suited for track use but for cabrio / cruiser the engine is just perfect. :)
And after all the swap isn't so hard compared to for example V8 swap, because the V12 engine is much narrower and the height won't be a problem..
No they don't, V12 bellhousing is much bigger..
any v12 swaps?
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Well if you cant afford to pay Jandersen 50 bucks then you cant afford the swap.Leave a comment:
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how much do you think the swap itself will cost? no including motor or trannyLeave a comment:
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Ah, I didn't know that the B34 had the same forged pieces as the M102/6. I think the only difference aside from the oil squirters in the pistons are the sodium (or Nimonic as I have heard before) filled valves which supposedly dissipate heat better (from what I understand.)Leave a comment:
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The regular old US spec B34 has the same forged pieces as the M106 and 8:1 compression ratio. The only big difference with the M102 or M106 is the oil squirters for the pistons.
A turbo M30 really is hard to beat. You get a nice fat power curve and a freaking mountain of torque even at low boost levels... And you don't even need to think about touching the block until you start getting really crazy with the boost.Leave a comment:
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It's an odd swap though. A brand new, super smooth V8 would be a wiring nightmare in an E30. An S38, not so much.Leave a comment:
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Boost isn't the question, cost is.
RickSloan, good point, although I'd just as easily opt for the M106. K27, forged internals, Motronic, 8.0:1 CR, etc. etc.Leave a comment:
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N62 is a good motor for the most part. Just dont give it to much boost and your golden.Leave a comment:

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