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    #16
    Originally posted by DCColegrove View Post
    From BMW:

    M10
    Straight 4 cylinder SOHC 8V. 1966-1987. 83kg 180lbs
    Used in 1502, 1600-2, E21 316/318i/320-4, E30 316, 2002tii and 2002 turbo
    1.5 (75bhp), 1.6 (85bhp), 1.8 (90-98bhp), 2.0 (100bhp), 2.0i (125bhp), 2.0tii (130bhp), 2.0turbo (170bhp)

    M20
    Straight 6 cylinder SOHC 12V. Baby Six. 1977-1992. 117kg 258lbs
    Used in E21 320, E21 320i/6, E28, E30, E34, E21/30 323i, E30 325e and E28 528e
    2.0i (129bhp), 2.3i (143bhp), 2.5i (170bhp), 2.7e (125bhp)

    M30
    Straight 6 cylinder SOHC 12V. Big Six. 1973-1993. 143kg 315lbs
    Used in E12 525/528, E28 525i, E23 725i, 2800CS, E28 528i, E23 728i, 3.0CS/i/L, 3.0Si, E12 530i, E23 730i, 3.3Li, 633, 732i, 733i, 535i, 635i, 735i, E12 M535
    2.5i (150bhp), 2.8i (184bhp), 3.0 (185-208bhp), 3.3 (200-206bhp), 3.5 (218bhp)

    M102
    Straight 6 cylinder SOHC 12V Turbo. Big Six Turbo. 1984-1986. 145kg 320lbs.
    Used only in the E23 745i
    3.2L or 3.4L Turbo (252bhp)

    M40
    Straight 4 cylinder SOHC 8V. Replaced the M10. 1987-1993. 81kg 178lbs
    Used in post 87 E30 316i/318i, E34 518i, Pre 93 E36 316i
    1.6 (102bhp), 1.8 (122bhp)

    M42
    Straight 4 cylinder DOHC 16V. 1989-1996. 100kg 220lbs
    Used in E30 and E36 318is, Z3
    1.8 (138-142bhp)

    M43
    Straight 4 SOHC 8V. 1993-1998. 83kg 183lbs
    Used in post-93 E36 316i/318i, E34/39 518i.
    1.6 (102bhp), 1.8 (115bhp)

    M43TU
    Straight 4 SOHC 8V. 1998 on. 83kg 183lbs
    Used in E46 318i
    1.9 (118bhp)

    M44
    Straight 4 DOHC 16V. 1996 on. 102kg 225lbs
    Used in E36 318iS, Z3
    1.9 (142-150bhp)

    M50/M50TU
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V/Straight 6 DOHC 24V with Single VANOS. 1989-1998. 136kg 299lbs
    Used in E36 320i/325i, E34/39 520i/525i, Variation of this was used in the Early US E36 M3
    2.0 (150bhp), 2.5 (192bhp), 3.0 (240bhp) Sometimes referred to as S50US. Engine shares more common parts with M50 than Euro S50, but is a motorsport engine.

    M52/M52TU
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V with Single VANOS/Straight 6 DOHC 24V with Double VANOS. 1996-1999. Iron Block in US, Alloy Block in Europe . 118kg 260lbs (alloy) 140kg 308lbs
    Used in E39 520i/523i/528i, E36 323i/328i, E38 728i, Variation of this was used in late US E36 M3.
    2.0 (150bhp), 2.5 (170bhp), 2.8 (193bhp), 3.2 (240bhp) Sometimes referred to as S52US. Engine shares more common parts with M52 than Euro S52, but is a motorsport engine.

    M54
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V with Dual VANOS. 2000-present. 126kg 277lbs
    Used in late model Z3, all E39 and E46 six cylinder models
    2.0 (150bhp), 2.2 (170bhp), 2.5 (184-192bhp), 2.8 (193bhp), 3.0 (231bhp)

    M56
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V Dual VANOS with ULEV. 2002-present. 127kg 280lbs
    Used in some E39 and E46 six cylinder models
    2.5 (184bhp)

    M60
    V8 DOHC 32V. 1992-1996. 146kg 321lbs
    Engine blocks were made of Nikasil (Silicone Injected Nickel) which were prone to failure over time. Many have been replaced with the newer Alusil (Silicone injected Aluminum) engines/
    Used in E34 530i, E32 730i, 740i, 840i
    3.0 (218bhp), 4.0 (286bhp)

    M62/M62TU
    V8 DOHC 32V/V8 DOHC 32V Single VANOS. 1996-present. Alusil Engine block. Pre 98 engines were non-VANOS. 140kg 308lbs
    Used in E38 730i/740i, E39 540i, X5 and 840i
    3.5 (235bhp), 4.4L (286bhp), 4.6 (340bhp)

    M70
    V12 SOHC 24V. 1988-1994. 155kg 341lbs
    Used in E32 750il, 850i
    5.0 (300bhp)

    M73
    V12 SOHC 24V Single VANOS. 1995-2001. Pre 98 engines were non-VANOS. 150kg 330lbs
    5.4L (326bhp)

    S14
    Straight 4 DOHC 16V Solid Lifter Valvetrain and Individual Throttle Bodies. 1987-1991. 106kg 234lbs
    Used in the E30 M3 and Italian only E30 320is
    2.0L (195bhp) 2.3L (192-200bhp), 2.5L (215-238bhp)

    Original S38 (Also known as M88 and M88/3)
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V Solid Lifter Valvetrain and Individual Throttle Bodies. 1979-1980, 1986-1990. 146kg 321lbs
    Used in M1, E28 M5, M6, SA E23 745i
    3.5L (277-286bhp)

    Updated S38
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V Solid Lifter Valvetrain and Individual Throttle Bodies. 1988-1996. 151kg 332lbs
    Used in E34 M5
    3.6 (315bhp), 3.8 (340bhp)

    S50
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V Solid Lifter Valvetrain with Single VANOS and Individual Throttle Bodies. (Dual Vanos on 3.2Ls) 1992-2000. 152kg 333lbs
    Used in non-US E36 M3
    3.0 (286bhp), 3.2L (321bhp)

    S54
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V Solid Lifter Valvetrain with Dual VANOS and Individual Throttle Bodies. 2001-present. 148kg 326lbs
    Used in the E46 M3 and the last of the Z3 M-Coupe and M-Roadster.
    3.2 (321-343bhp)

    S62
    V8 DOHC 32V Solid Lifter Valvetrain with Dual VANOS and Individual Throttle Bodies. 1999-present. 158kg 348lbs
    Used in E39 M5 and Z8
    4.9L (400bhp)

    S70
    V12 SOHC 24V. 1995-1997. 165kg 363lbs
    Used in 850CSi
    5.6L (380bhp)

    S70/2
    Used in McLaren F1 (Was originally developed for M8)
    Type 6.1 liter, 48 valve V-12 with aluminum block and heads, 627 bhp
    Bore and stroke 3.38 x 3.41 in (86 x 87 mm)
    Weight 266Kg
    Displacement 370 cubic in, 6064 cc
    Compression ratio 10.5:1
    Engine control system Bosch Motronic with port fuel injection
    Emissions controls 3-way catalytic converter feedback fuel-air-ratio control auxiliary air pump
    Valve gear Chain-driven double overhead cams, 4 valves per cylinder, hydraulic lifters, variable intake timing Solid Lifter Valvetrain with Single VANOS and Individual Throttle Bodies
    Power (SAE net) 618 bhp @ 7400 rpm
    Torque (SAE net) 479 ft-lb @ 4000 rpm
    Redline 7500 rpm

    M21
    straight 6 SOHC 12V Diesel. 1983-1991 126kg 278lbs
    Used in 324td, 524d/td
    2.4 (112bhp), 2.4 Turbo (115bhp)

    M41
    Straight 4 SOHC 8V Diesel. 1995-on. 108kg 238lbs
    Used in E36 318tdS
    1.7 Turbo (90bhp)

    M51
    Straight 6 SOHC 12V Diesel. 1995-on. 132kg 291lbs
    Used in E36 325td/S, E34 and E39
    2.5 Turbo (115bhp), 2.5 Intercooled Turbo (143bhp)

    M47
    Straight 4 DOHC 16V Diesel. 1998-on. 117kg 258lbs
    Used in E46 320d
    2.0 Turbo (136bhp)

    M55
    Straight 6 DOHC 24V Diesel. 2000-on. 132kg 291lbs
    Used in E46 and E39s.
    2.5 Turbo (170bhp), 3.0 Turbo (183bhp)

    M67
    V8 DOHC 32V Diesel. 1999-on. 192kg 423lbs
    Used in E38 740d
    4.0 Turbo (245bhp)

    N44TU
    Straight 4 DOHC 16V Dual VANOS with Valvetronic
    Used in E46 318i
    1.6 (115bhp), 1.8 (143bhp)

    N62
    V8 DOHC 32V Dual VANOS with Valvetronic
    Used in E65 745i
    4.4 (325bhp)

    N73
    V12 DOHC 48V Dual VANOS with Valvetronic
    Used in E65 760i
    6.0 (438bhp)

    W10
    Straight 4 SOHC 16V
    Used in Mini One, Mini Cooper
    1.6 (90-115bhp)

    W11
    Straight 4 SOHC 16V with Eaton Supercharger
    Used in Mini Cooper S
    1.6 Supercharged (163bhp)

    *Not all US HP Specs are quoted lower HP number denotes US rating

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      #17
      Originally posted by Bimmerforums link
      BMW Engine Specifications

      Contributed by: Jared Robinson

      Horsepower quotes may not always reflect US Rating, If there are two HP numbers, lower HP number generally denotes US rating


      M10
      Straight 4 cylinder SOHC 8V. 1966-1987. 83kg 180lbs
      Used in 1502, 1600-2, E21 316/318i/320-4, E30 316, 2002tii and 2002 turbo
      1.5 (75bhp), 1.6 (85bhp), 1.8 (90-98bhp), 2.0 (100bhp), 2.0i (125bhp), 2.0tii (130bhp), 2.0turbo (170bhp)


      M20
      Straight 6 cylinder SOHC 12V. Baby Six. 1977-1992. 117kg 258lbs
      Used in E21 320, E21 320i/6, E28, E30, E34, E21/30 323i, E30 325e and E28 528e
      2.0i (129bhp), 2.3i (143bhp), 2.5i (170bhp), 2.7e (125bhp)


      M30
      Straight 6 cylinder SOHC 12V. Big Six. 1973-1993. 143kg 315lbs
      Used in E12 525/528, E28 525i, E23 725i, 2800CS, E28 528i, E23 728i, 3.0CS/i/L, 3.0Si, E12 530i, E23 730i, 3.3Li, 633, 732i, 733i, 535i, 635i, 735i, E12 M535
      2.5i (150bhp), 2.8i (184bhp), 3.0 (185-208bhp), 3.3 (200-206bhp), 3.5 (218bhp)

      M102
      Straight 6 cylinder SOHC 12V Turbo. Big Six Turbo. 1984-1986. 145kg 320lbs.
      Used only in the E23 745i
      3.2L or 3.4L Turbo (252bhp)

      M40
      Straight 4 cylinder SOHC 8V. Replaced the M10. 1987-1993. 81kg 178lbs
      Used in post 87 E30 316i/318i, E34 518i, Pre 93 E36 316i
      1.6 (102bhp), 1.8 (122bhp)

      M42
      Straight 4 cylinder DOHC 16V. 1989-1996. 100kg 220lbs
      Used in E30 and E36 318is, Z3
      1.8 (138-142bhp)

      M43
      Straight 4 SOHC 8V. 1993-1998. 83kg 183lbs
      Used in post-93 E36 316i/318i, E34/39 518i.
      1.6 (102bhp), 1.8 (115bhp)

      M43TU
      Straight 4 SOHC 8V. 1998 on. 83kg 183lbs
      Used in E46 318i
      1.9 (118bhp)


      M44
      Straight 4 DOHC 16V. 1996 on. 102kg 225lbs
      Used in E36 318iS, Z3
      1.9 (142-150bhp)


      M50/M50TU
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V/Straight 6 DOHC 24V with Single VANOS. 1989-1998. 136kg 299lbs
      Used in E36 320i/325i, E34/39 520i/525i, Variation of this was used in the Early US E36 M3
      2.0 (150bhp), 2.5 (192bhp), 3.0 (240bhp) Sometimes referred to as S50US. Engine shares more common parts with M50 than Euro S50, but is a motorsport engine.

      M52/M52TU
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V with Single VANOS/Straight 6 DOHC 24V with Double VANOS. 1996-1999. Iron Block in US, Alloy Block in Europe . 118kg 260lbs (alloy) 140kg 308lbs
      Used in E39 520i/523i/528i, E36 323i/328i, E38 728i, Variation of this was used in late US E36 M3.
      2.0 (150bhp), 2.5 (170bhp), 2.8 (193bhp), 3.2 (240bhp) Sometimes referred to as S52US. Engine shares more common parts with M52 than Euro S52, but is a motorsport engine.

      M54
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V with Dual VANOS. 2000-present. 126kg 277lbs
      Used in late model Z3, all E39 and E46 six cylinder models
      2.0 (150bhp), 2.2 (170bhp), 2.5 (184-192bhp), 2.8 (193bhp), 3.0 (231bhp)

      M56
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V Dual VANOS with ULEV. 2002-present. 127kg 280lbs
      Used in some E39 and E46 six cylinder models
      2.5 (184bhp)


      M60
      V8 DOHC 32V. 1992-1996. 146kg 321lbs
      Engine blocks were made of Nikasil (Silicone Injected Nickel) which were prone to failure over time. Many have been replaced with the newer Alusil (Silicone injected Aluminum) engines/
      Used in E34 530i, E32 730i, 740i, 840i
      3.0 (218bhp), 4.0 (286bhp)


      M62/M62TU
      V8 DOHC 32V/V8 DOHC 32V Single VANOS. 1996-present. Alusil Engine block. Pre 98 engines were non-VANOS. 140kg 308lbs
      Used in E38 730i/740i, E39 540i, X5 and 840i
      3.5 (235bhp), 4.4L (286bhp), 4.6 (340bhp)


      M70
      V12 SOHC 24V. 1988-1994. 155kg 341lbs
      Used in E32 750il, 850i
      5.0 (300bhp)




      M73
      V12 SOHC 24V Single VANOS. 1995-2001. Pre 98 engines were non-VANOS. 150kg 330lbs
      5.4L (326bhp)


      S14
      Straight 4 DOHC 16V Solid Lifter Valvetrain and Individual Throttle Bodies. 1987-1991. 106kg 234lbs
      Used in the E30 M3 and Italian only E30 320is
      2.0L (195bhp) 2.3L (192-200bhp), 2.5L (215-238bhp)




      Original S38 (Also known as M88 and M88/3)
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V Solid Lifter Valvetrain and Individual Throttle Bodies. 1979-1980, 1986-1990. 146kg 321lbs
      Used in M1, E28 M5, M6, SA E23 745i
      3.5L (277-286bhp)


      Updated S38
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V Solid Lifter Valvetrain and Individual Throttle Bodies. 1988-1996. 151kg 332lbs
      Used in E34 M5
      3.6 (315bhp), 3.8 (340bhp)


      S50
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V Solid Lifter Valvetrain with Single VANOS and Individual Throttle Bodies. (Dual Vanos on 3.2Ls) 1992-2000. 152kg 333lbs
      Used in non-US E36 M3
      3.0 (286bhp), 3.2L (321bhp)


      S54
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V Solid Lifter Valvetrain with Dual VANOS and Individual Throttle Bodies. 2001-present. 148kg 326lbs
      Used in the E46 M3 and the last of the Z3 M-Coupe and M-Roadster.
      3.2 (321-343bhp)


      S62
      V8 DOHC 32V Solid Lifter Valvetrain with Dual VANOS and Individual Throttle Bodies. 1999-present. 158kg 348lbs
      Used in E39 M5 and Z8
      4.9L (400bhp)

      S70
      V12 SOHC 24V. 1995-1997. 165kg 363lbs
      Used in 850CSi
      5.6L (380bhp)


      S70/2
      Used in McLaren F1 (Was originally developed for M8)
      Type 6.1 liter, 48 valve V-12 with aluminum block and heads, 627 bhp
      Bore and stroke 3.38 x 3.41 in (86 x 87 mm)
      Weight 266Kg
      Displacement 370 cubic in, 6064 cc
      Compression ratio 10.5:1
      Engine control system Bosch Motronic with port fuel injection
      Emissions controls 3-way catalytic converter feedback fuel-air-ratio control auxiliary air pump
      Valve gear Chain-driven double overhead cams, 4 valves per cylinder, hydraulic lifters, variable intake timing Solid Lifter Valvetrain with Single VANOS and Individual Throttle Bodies
      Power (SAE net) 618 bhp @ 7400 rpm
      Torque (SAE net) 479 ft-lb @ 4000 rpm
      Redline 7500 rpm

      M21
      straight 6 SOHC 12V Diesel. 1983-1991 126kg 278lbs
      Used in 324td, 524d/td
      2.4 (112bhp), 2.4 Turbo (115bhp)

      M41
      Straight 4 SOHC 8V Diesel. 1995-on. 108kg 238lbs
      Used in E36 318tdS
      1.7 Turbo (90bhp)

      M51
      Straight 6 SOHC 12V Diesel. 1995-on. 132kg 291lbs
      Used in E36 325td/S, E34 and E39
      2.5 Turbo (115bhp), 2.5 Intercooled Turbo (143bhp)

      M47
      Straight 4 DOHC 16V Diesel. 1998-on. 117kg 258lbs
      Used in E46 320d
      2.0 Turbo (136bhp)

      M55
      Straight 6 DOHC 24V Diesel. 2000-on. 132kg 291lbs
      Used in E46 and E39s.
      2.5 Turbo (170bhp), 3.0 Turbo (183bhp)

      M67
      V8 DOHC 32V Diesel. 1999-on. 192kg 423lbs
      Used in E38 740d
      4.0 Turbo (245bhp)

      N44TU
      Straight 4 DOHC 16V Dual VANOS with Valvetronic
      Used in E46 318i
      1.6 (115bhp), 1.8 (143bhp)

      N62
      V8 DOHC 32V Dual VANOS with Valvetronic
      Used in E65 745i
      4.4 (325bhp)

      N73
      V12 DOHC 48V Dual VANOS with Valvetronic
      Used in E65 760i
      6.0 (438bhp)


      W10
      Straight 4 SOHC 16V
      Used in Mini One, Mini Cooper
      1.6 (90-115bhp)

      W11
      Straight 4 SOHC 16V with Eaton Supercharger
      Used in Mini Cooper S
      1.6 Supercharged (163bhp)
      Deja vu? Weird. Even the comments are the exact same. (Not just specs)

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        #18
        Originally posted by rwh11385 View Post
        Deja vu? Weird. Even the comments are the exact same. (Not just specs)
        Yes I saw that... Asshole.

        What I posted here came from someone I asked at BMW for a list of engine specs and that is what he e-mailed me... And I thought I'd share it.

        So what the fuck is you point?

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          #19
          Originally posted by DCColegrove View Post
          Come to think of it...

          Accusing someone of plagiarism is a pretty serious thing.

          I'll put up with all kinds of shit but you are very close to crossing that line into the catagory of "Shit I just don't have a sense of humor about".
          You're a piece of shit. Or your trusted source is (unless it is Chapel), which I would be surprised at. What you posted is VERBATIM.

          Originally posted by DCColegrove View Post
          From BMW:
          Originally posted by DCColegrove View Post
          Hmmm...

          I asked someone I know (a trusted source) if they could send me these specs and this is from the E-mail...

          Would be interesting to me to know what came first.
          Either way, if you CTRL+C and CRTL+V from Bimmerforums, or from your friend's email, you are adding no value of your own and just wanting attention from what other people have done.

          You're probably great at AA meetings for taking attention off other people and focusing it on yourself, but your kind is not needed here.

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            #20
            Originally posted by DCColegrove View Post
            Yes I saw that... Asshole.

            What I posted here came from someone I asked at BMW for a list of engine specs and that is what he e-mailed me... And I thought I'd share it.

            So what the fuck is you point?
            You're wanting admiration for something someone else has done. Just like with Mason's bar. That makes you a piece of shit, which most of us already have known for a while now. You want attention so you leverage from other people interesting content, or make shit up to stir the pot.

            Go back to your shitty wrench job you draw so much hubris from and stop trying to make R3V into your soap opera.

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              #21
              Originally posted by rwh11385 View Post
              You're wanting admiration for something someone else has done. Just like with Mason's bar. That makes you a piece of shit, which most of us already have known for a while now. You want attention so you leverage from other people interesting content, or make shit up to stir the pot.

              Go back to your shitty wrench job you draw so much hubris from and stop trying to make R3V into your soap opera.
              You're making it into a soap opera, not him.

              I hope you're not too dense to acknowledge that.
              cars beep boop

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                #22
                Originally posted by rwh11385 View Post
                You're wanting admiration for something someone else has done. Just like with Mason's bar....


                See posts #8 and #13... lots of other examples out there as well... We work together.

                There would be a better arena for us to slug it out than these threads though...

                It's not admiration I'm after... Just making a living.

                My guess is Mason thinks your a punk as well... Hell, John won't even post in here because of the idiots.
                Last edited by DCColegrove; 01-03-2009, 02:20 PM. Reason: Spelling Tragedy

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by DCColegrove View Post
                  http://www.s14.net/forums/showthread.php?t=36484


                  My guess is Mason thinks your a punk as well... Hell, John won't even post in here because of the idiots.

                  most definitely the way to sell products, call the forum you are trying to sell to a "bunch of idiots"
                  and I could care less what "Mason" thinks of me.

                  we would just like to see the proof of the crazy claims you put out-- all would be over with then.





                  BTW-- the difference between the M40--- M43 is the M40 has a timing belt to drive it-- the 43 was updated with a chain.--- The M43TU was the M43 with a plastic intake and a few small other changes.

                  the M40 (8V) was the replacement for the M10 (8V)and has nothing in common with the M42 (16V)--other than 4 cylinders--- probably numbered like that because of when they were designed "I guess"

                  I still love you .......

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                    #24
                    M30
                    Straight 6 cylinder SOHC 12V. Big Six. 1973-1993. 143kg 315lbs
                    Used in E12 525/528, E28 525i, E23 725i, 2800CS, E28 528i, E23 728i, 3.0CS/i/L, 3.0Si, E12 530i, E23 730i, 3.3Li, 633, 732i, 733i, 535i, 635i, 735i, E12 M535
                    2.5i (150bhp), 2.8i (184bhp), 3.0 (185-208bhp), 3.3 (200-206bhp), 3.5 (218bhp)

                    Correction, the M30 big six first came out in 68 when E3 production started.

                    G-Man
                    74 2002tii (many mods)
                    86 325 (sold)
                    88 325is (sold)
                    89 325i (totaled)
                    91 318is (parted out)
                    91 318i
                    98 Tacoma Prerunner (parts hauler)

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