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  • msp13
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    Originally posted by Jesse30
    you get that stock :D come on honda boy, you're used to swaps arent you?
    Hahaha...sho' nuff.


    And btw. I love me some s2000s. Only problem is their lack of torque curve. But thats what boooooost is for.

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  • Jesse30
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    340 is easy, euro s50 swap.


    you get that stock :D come on honda boy, you're used to swaps arent you?


    welcome. you'll have fun thinking theres ALWAYS something wrong with your car.. haha

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  • eric (^__^)
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    1 silver S2000 w/ hardtop thanks in advance

    (fikse wheels also)

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  • daniel
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    there are certainly a few ways you can get to that number...

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  • Jon325i
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    Willkommen!

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  • Nicademus
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    I was just playing. Welcome to R3V :)

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  • msp13
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    Nice. Thanks. God I would love 585rwhp. Haha...i keep forgetting to add the "r" in rwhp. I dont get to do that with hondas.

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  • cferb
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    340 is a reasonably goal for an m20, most turbo guys are in the lower 300s though.

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  • Nicademus
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    Shoot for 585 rwhp

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  • msp13
    started a topic Intro for new guy...make me feel good.

    Intro for new guy...make me feel good.

    I am new to the forum...and new to bmw. My only experience with them was with my ex gf's car (E36 328i) that I did a few bolt on mods for her as well as alot of cosmetic stuff.

    Anyway, I fell in love with e30s a while ago but I have never owned one...and still don't. However, I am on a quest to find one right now. I have been a Honda boy since I was sixteen (go figure) and I am about over them now. I still love them but there is just something about a rwd 6 cylinder that is tickling my fancy that a honda can't please.

    While I don't have alot of specialized experience in BMW's, I do have alot of knowledge of engines and mechanics in general (as I am a mechanical engineering student) therefore I can assure you that I will not ask stupid, uneducated, extremely repetitive questions like is common in alot of forums. In addition, if I give advice about something, it is solely based on my theoretical knowledge as all of my experience will be from a honda standpoint.

    I look foward to learning about e30s and what not and any help is greatly appreciated. My completely naive plans as of now is either a built boosted M20 (which I have heard have terrible head flow) or a e36 m3 swap...whichever I find suits me best after research.This is going to be a long term project car and massive amounts of power aren't a priority. I just want a good torque curve maybe with a 340rwhp peak.
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