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    m42 2002

    I just wanted to share a few pictures of a m42 swap I am doing on a 2002...

    Here is a link to the entire build thread:







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    #2
    Nice! I'm going to read the build thread now. I really want to do a m20 swap in my 2002. Why did you decide to go m42?
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      #3
      It's actually the third m42 swap I have done...

      Light....
      revy...
      fits without having to cut the entire front of the car out
      Keeps the balance very similar to the m10 if not better
      www.classicdaily.net
      1970 m42 swapped 2002
      1985 LS1/T56 Swapped e28 (557e)

      www.blunttech.com - For all your parts needs

      Follow me on Instagram for constant build updates @classicdaily
      https://www.facebook.com/ClassicDailyLLC

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        #4
        I've been following you build for a while.

        TURBO THAT BITCH.

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          #5
          I have been thinking about doing something else with my own personal 02 this winter....maybe turbo, maybe SC....maybe nothing

          I have a fiat 500 with a bike engine to build too...
          www.classicdaily.net
          1970 m42 swapped 2002
          1985 LS1/T56 Swapped e28 (557e)

          www.blunttech.com - For all your parts needs

          Follow me on Instagram for constant build updates @classicdaily
          https://www.facebook.com/ClassicDailyLLC

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            #6
            Looks great Jake I think thats the ultimate 02 swap. relatively inexpensive, great reliable motor and decent power to weight. For the few extra HP you get with the s14 it costs a whole lot more
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              #7
              nice. when my 91 318is was totaled by some jerk kid, i thought about finding a 2002. i was told that the motor was too tall to fit without modifying the hood, thats not what stopped me, but is that the case?

              the M42 is a great little motor. Put an m20 single mass flywheel and jim c or mark d chip. makes the motor come alive.

              EDIT: I was told by that asshole ^^^


              Originally posted by vlad
              Do you know anybody else who built that many bad ass E30s?

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                #8
                haha, nope it fits fine. It actually count go about an inch lower than I put them but then the trans hits the steering.

                This car actually has a 323 flywheel and m20 clutch. A chip would be nice....hmmm
                www.classicdaily.net
                1970 m42 swapped 2002
                1985 LS1/T56 Swapped e28 (557e)

                www.blunttech.com - For all your parts needs

                Follow me on Instagram for constant build updates @classicdaily
                https://www.facebook.com/ClassicDailyLLC

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                  #9
                  Wow, going to read the build thread tonight.

                  Considering my dad and I both have 2002's this would be a great build for one of cars.


                  "I go slow, cause;Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast."

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                    #10
                    i love the m42 in there!

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                      #11
                      nice build dude

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                        #12
                        m42 is a great motor
                        boost it........think supercharge
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                          #13
                          a rear mounted turbo setup might be easier considering space issues in the bay. A DASC setup might fit nicely though, not sure with the strut bar.
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                            #14
                            God I want one of these in my MG. Just need to find one!

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by jakeb View Post
                              I have a fiat 500 with a bike engine to build too...
                              Dude busa motor! 200hp duh...

                              like this!



                              the fun one!




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