if you're gonna boost an M5x motor, boost the m52. or boost the m30 like someone said on here lol
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is this a CA-legal car? if so, build up the S50 with some euro NA goodies and call it a day. not sure how you plan to keep either of the turbo'd cars street legalSimon
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Building up the perfect motor from a m50/2 sounds like a ton of fun. I would love to do it starting with an aluminum m52 block. Must be nice to have a "considerable amount of cash coming in"I want a nice set of smoked MHW's (I know, get it line)
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That's definitely a consideration, but many people do it like Blueapplesoda, MR 325, etc. It's registered at my parent's house in a rural area, it doesn't require smog every two years-so that's a non issue. The only thing I would be worried about would be getting pulled over. I'd have to find a way to go "steath mode" lol.
And yes it's nice, but I'd rather have my zinno back than the settlement.Last edited by Rsully70sev; 02-13-2012, 04:42 PM.Comment
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Haha, I can only imagine. I'll probably end up going with the S50 and doing some preparation first before the build. I'll focus on the tune, I've heard a lot of people talking up TRM, but MS is always a reputable source. Any recommendations?s50 on boost is pretty silly. Like, scary silly.
If time isn't an issue, build the m50 on a stand for boost properly. Then sell the s50.
People say the m50 block is stronger and rods this, rods that, but we're at a day an age that the most proper tune can put all that caution to rest, assuming you're not building some high-horsepower frankenbeast.
I'll be hitting you up soon Steve for a manifold. I'm hoping for some artwork this time haha.Comment

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