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have you seen this m20 based 2002?
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Originally posted by mr2peak View PostAll your suggestions would require a ton more fabrication, not to mention way more weight. You think the front of an M30 E30 is heavy?Originally posted by Matt-Bhey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?
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Originally posted by Pantless Spency View Postboom that just happened.
i think he ment from the turbo tho, but i don't think that would add that much weight.
Turbo adds a significant amount of weight (and complication) to the worst place no matter what engine it's on.
I will always choose NA over turbo but that's just my opinion.Zinno '89 <24v swap in progress>
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Originally posted by slammin.e28guy View PostWhy ruin a perfectly good 2002 with an M20? SRSLY.
Originally posted by Pantless Spency View Postman all that trouble lol, i would rather just slap a turbo m30 in that bitch.
Originally posted by mr2peak View PostAll your suggestions would require a ton more fabrication, not to mention way more weight. You think the front of an M30 E30 is heavy?
m10 2.0 180lb and 125hp
m20 2.5 258lb and 170hp (78lb more then an m10, and with a few mods you can be up in the 200hp range easy)
m30 3.0 315lb and 185-208hp (135lb more then an m10)
Keep in mind that when you do a m20 swap in a 2002 you get rid of the steering pump and air con unit along with all the smog stuff which sheds a really good amount of weight!!!
With some mods like a cam, head work and bottom end work, large AFM or MAF conversion, a lighter fly wheel, some larger injectors, and a good tune you can make more then 208hp easy with a motor that is 57lb lighter then the m30.
2002's are really light cars and 200+ hp in them is a really nice amount of power.sigpic
"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
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Originally posted by slammin.e28guy View PostM30 or bust. All day. Every day.
Ever driven in a M30 2002? Handle like a ....
deutschman pretty much covered everything else.
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Originally posted by SkiFree View PostEver driven in a M30 2002? Handle like a ....
That depends on where the engine is in the chassis and where the chassis has been lightened.
My stock "68 2002 had 56/44 F to R balance and im pretty sure i will be able to achieve that or better with my M30 powered one.
I have removed 5 lbs off the block alone (unused lugs, etc) not to mention all the weight that will come off the crank, rods, flywheel, 'glass hood, batt. on opposite end of the car, plus some other tricks i've got planned.
We will see what can be done.
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