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Trivia Question: Was the s14 the only motor used in only one chassie by bmw?

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  • TDE30
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    Right, it was the M21D24.

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  • crxb16t
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    The engine choices were a 5.0 L V8 and an ultra-rare (200-500 made) 2.4 L Straight-6 diesel. The diesel was a BMW design with a turbocharger. Rumors have it that a 5-speed manual transmission was bolted to at least 1 of these diesels. It was available on all trim levels until the engine was dropped after 1985.

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  • TDE30
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    Originally posted by crxb16t View Post
    Ford was said to have fitted their Lincoln LSC coupe, which weighs in at nearly 2 tons, with a BMW 524td diesel engine. I have never seen pictures just a vague reference in wiki.
    The M21D24?

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  • crxb16t
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    Ford was said to have fitted their Lincoln LSC coupe, which weighs in at nearly 2 tons, with a BMW 524td diesel engine. I have never seen pictures just a vague reference in wiki.

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  • thull
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    Originally posted by TDE30 View Post
    The M62 B46 was also used in the Alpina B10 (E39).
    Right but it used different internals and was assembled in a different location - like I said a bit of a gray area

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  • TDE30
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    Wikipedia and the BMW M Registry are buttah when it comes to this sort of stuff.

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  • TwoJ's
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    This is a cool and informative thread. Where do you guys get all of this info? Just picked it up over the years or are you reading it somewhere?

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  • Ray Smoodiver
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    Originally posted by Aptyp View Post
    s14 also came in 323iS and later 325iS in South Africa.
    Wrong, the 325iS got an Alpina 2.7

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  • TDE30
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    Originally posted by JayM View Post
    The non-cat e28 M5 and e24 M635CSi had the M88/3, as you say, but the M1 had the M88, which wasn't used in any other road car AFAIK. The main differences between the M88 and M88/3 is that the former has a dual-row timing chain (like the S38 follow-on) and a dry sump. It's also installed fully upright, not at an angle like the M88/3.
    Good catch, I meant to say that the E24 M6 and the E28 M5 had the M88/3 and the E26 M1 used the M88/1.

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  • JayM
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    Originally posted by TDE30 View Post
    The E34 M5 came with the S38 B36 (from 4/88 until 4/92) and with the S38 B38 (from 7/91 until 7/95). For some reason there was a period of time when both motors were available for non-US bound cars.

    The E24 M6 and the E28 M5 got either the M88/3 or the S38 B35 depending on where the car was being shipped to. The M88/3 was a non-catalytic converter car and the S38 B35 was a catalytic converter car.

    I am aware that the M88/3 was used in the E24 M6, E26 M1, and the E28 M5. I listed it to tell you that two different motors were available for the E24 M6 and the E28 M5.
    The non-cat e28 M5 and e24 M635CSi had the M88/3, as you say, but the M1 had the M88, which wasn't used in any other road car AFAIK. The main differences between the M88 and M88/3 is that the former has a dual-row timing chain (like the S38 follow-on) and a dry sump. It's also installed fully upright, not at an angle like the M88/3.

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  • 92 mtechnic cabrio
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    Originally posted by kylebes1 View Post
    the new Mini Cooper...
    Actually up until 2007, the Mini Cooper's engine wasn't even a BMW engine, it was an engine designed by Chrysler and Rover. So I don't think the engine counts.

    After 2007, the engine was made by Peugeot, so still, engine doesn't count.

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  • TDE30
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    Originally posted by Eric View Post
    so E34 got S38B36 and S38B35 only while the E28 and E24 got the B35.

    M88 was in the early euro M535/635 as well as the M1 so it's not so unique
    The E34 M5 came with the S38 B36 (from 4/88 until 4/92) and with the S38 B38 (from 7/91 until 7/95). For some reason there was a period of time when both motors were available for non-US bound cars.

    The E24 M6 and the E28 M5 got either the M88/3 or the S38 B35 depending on where the car was being shipped to. The M88/3 was a non-catalytic converter car and the S38 B35 was a catalytic converter car.

    I am aware that the M88/3 was used in the E24 M6, E26 M1, and the E28 M5. I listed it to tell you that two different motors were available for the E24 M6 and the E28 M5.

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  • Eric
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    Originally posted by TDE30 View Post
    Correct about the S38 B38 bit.

    The E34 M5 came with either the B36 or B38, and the E24 M6 came with the S38 B35. The E24 M6 and the E28 M5 shared two motors: the aforementioned S38 B35 and the M88/3.
    so E34 got S38B36 and S38B35 only while the E28 and E24 got the B35.

    M88 was in the early euro M535/635 as well as the M1 so it's not so unique

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  • TDE30
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    Originally posted by Eric View Post
    S38B36 came in the E34 and the E24 correct?
    Correct about the S38 B38 bit.

    The E34 M5 came with either the B36 or B38, and the E24 M6 came with the S38 B35. The E24 M6 and the E28 M5 shared two motors: the aforementioned S38 B35 and the M88/3.

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  • Eric
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    S38B38 only came in E34's

    S38B36 came in the E34 and the E24 correct?

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