Thought this could do with its own thread:
The S42 came in different versions, here is some data on the 8/1995 evolution:
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Bore / Stroke: 86,5mm / 85mm
Displacement: 1998ccm
Compression ratio:12.4
Rod length: 145mm
Intake cam degree / spread: 312 / 94
Exhaust cam degree / spread: 304 / 98
Intake valve diameter: 35mm
Exhaust valve diameter: 35mm
Intake dimensions: 52mm wide / 29.7mm height / 14.85mm radius
Slide throttle diameter: 46mm
Carbon airbox
Exhaust manifold: 4-2
Engine management: ecu4a.1
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Performance: (DIN 70020)
285hp at 8300rpm
245nm at 7000rpm
max rpm: 8500rpm
Petrol quality: Super plus ROZ 98
Now, compare this to the late spec (think bathurst 98): this engine was re-mapped not by BMW-Motorsport, but by Mclaren:



An early S14 powered touring car for comparison:
The S42 came in different versions, here is some data on the 8/1995 evolution:
Pic:

Bore / Stroke: 86,5mm / 85mm
Displacement: 1998ccm
Compression ratio:12.4
Rod length: 145mm
Intake cam degree / spread: 312 / 94
Exhaust cam degree / spread: 304 / 98
Intake valve diameter: 35mm
Exhaust valve diameter: 35mm
Intake dimensions: 52mm wide / 29.7mm height / 14.85mm radius
Slide throttle diameter: 46mm
Carbon airbox
Exhaust manifold: 4-2
Engine management: ecu4a.1
Pic:

Performance: (DIN 70020)
285hp at 8300rpm
245nm at 7000rpm
max rpm: 8500rpm
Petrol quality: Super plus ROZ 98
Now, compare this to the late spec (think bathurst 98): this engine was re-mapped not by BMW-Motorsport, but by Mclaren:



An early S14 powered touring car for comparison:

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