BMW M30 manifold

[LJ851]

Keep in mind all the sidedraft M30 manifolds are made for B34 heads so if you are going to use a B35 head you will likely need to weld material on the sides of the manifold to get enough surface area to properly clamp the intake gasket.

[BMC227]

why would you want to do this? wouldn't it be easier to just use the stock fuel injection/ecu/harness?

LOL - I'll show you why i want to do this when i'm done.

Ugh, I hate it when people respond like this.... Why the hell not? He didn't say he was looking for opinions, he said he was looking for manifolds.


Guys over at Pierce manifolds are great to deal with. You can also find them used every once in a while over on http://www.e9coupe.com/forum/

Tell me about it...

[SkiFree]

why would you want to do this? wouldn't it be easier to just use the stock fuel injection/ecu/harness?

Ugh, I hate it when people respond like this.... Why the hell not? He didn't say he was looking for opinions, he said he was looking for manifolds.


Guys over at Pierce manifolds are great to deal with. You can also find them used every once in a while over on http://www.e9coupe.com/forum/

[flyboyx]

why would you want to do this? wouldn't it be easier to just use the stock fuel injection/ecu/harness?

[BMC227]

i need it to fit triple side drafts.

[BrewCity11]

You can get single carb manifolds from BMW marine. They had M10's and M30's setup for boats.

[LJ851]

Pierce Manifolds shows them on their website, application is for a Bavaria (M30) with 3 x 40dcoe.

I am assuming you want to go triple sidedraft? I have a pair of manifolds for a stock Bavaria which accept (2) 32/36 dgv carbs if you are interested in that route.

http://www.piercemanifolds.com/

[BMC227]

This might be the wrong place to post this but would anyone here know where i can find M30 carburettor inlet manifolds?