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Not worried at all. A friends 04 Sti runs on 18psi with a smaller turbo and doesn't have any boost tapering off.
C/R hasnt been changed at all yet. Might lower it when looking for bigger HP.
Good ideas on lowering C/R?, I have heard of the thicker gasket trick
This is my best mates car Andrew. His name is Marc "MarcG" im just speaking on behalf as he doesnt use BS at all
What is everyones guesses for HPatw on 5psi? Id say 220-250hp?
Subaru is a different kettle of fish tbh
Mine has a similar size turbo to dsr380 and i have full boost by 3500 and it holds solid
till redline and i could probably bring that down lower with a little more tuning
Put simply with a smaller turbo your going to need more boost
to reach your hp goals so if you want to retain that turbo
and shoot for big hp either lower your compression
or use a bigger turbo
Thicker hg with arp studs works fine going off the usa forums
Lower CR pistons would be best
Im using standard CR with buckets of overlap and a big mumma turbo
for my current build
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http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-parts-...n-452310716.htm
Makes it sound easy, is it really that easy?
Nope dont bother with a piggy back
dme uses internal ignitors making it difficult to tune ignition timing
Either get the dme remapped or use a standalone
Ive looked into every alternative including fmu, safc2 etc. and these are the
only two that are worth doing imho
Just use your megasquirt its been proven to work and
it will save you alot of time and effort
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Simple, usable power...
Want to see boost before 3k
lag is for dialup
Fair enough
I used a similar sized turbo on my last setup and had next to no lag
Your not worried about boost tapering off at higher revs?
I would have thought the dsr430 would have been a better match
nissan guys use them and still have a low boost thresh hold
Have you lowered compression or standard C/R?
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What are you using for tuning?
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Yup common practice
but you will need to take some meat off the back of the flywheel
and use an e21 release bearing.
EDIT - beaten to it lol
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its a dsr380g2
Compressor side
Inlet pipe 70mm, outlet pipe 50mm 48 trim compressor; inducer 53mm, exducer 76.5mm.
Exhaust side
0.64 or 0.86 A/R turbine housing, turbine wheel outlet 46mm, outer diameter 53mm.
Awww how cute
Jokes aside
Why are you using such a small turbo?
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Whats the specs on ya turbo?
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buy an apexi afc easy to use got one on my m40b18 thats using a afm not maf still works good and pick up economy
Ive got one for sale if you need one andy
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M50b30 turbo?
We'll see
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You need to do your own maths and research.
I'm only selling some engine parts and it's pick up only. I havent got time to frigg around wrapping , posting, or organising freight.
BTW: The M54 block went out in alloy scrap. This lot will probably end up there too
Check your inbox
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1100lb sheez stuff that for a road car
My subaru is softer than that and the rides so harsh ive contemplated getting a sports bra to hold
my slightly overweight man titties in place
anyway why dont you just get 1100lb springs that are 40mm shorter than the first ones?
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Easy out
end of story
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i thought about that haha lots of pipe work though, thinking one big one on the left front of engine bay and down pipe on the left hand side split to 2 pipes each having a muffler one out each side of the side skirt. could join the manifold at the rear and front from bank to bank so its like one plenum. i really want to incorporate the ac system into the intake as well as a big ass intercooler.. and maybe even a air to water intercooler as well, hmm or what about this an evaporator in a tank of water with electric pumps circulating through an big water air front mount intercooler.. any ways its got to have really cold air going in some how
Haha I love the extravagance
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So Howz it goin, or have you conceded on the 4 pot hair dryer project...? little too ambitious... for ya???
Lol at your foolishness
Its clowns like you that drive away valuable forum members
Quality posts made by "rjac001" = 0
Quality posts made by "crunchy" = all
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Rego says 1990. Realoem says January 1991.
You can see what the reinforcements look like in my other thread.
I had considered doing it the cheap way. But I'd probably have sleepless nights knowing that I hadn't done it properly.
Was it obvious when it started ripping?
Got all the measurement done so the new piece's will go in the right place. I've got a feeling it'll fit snug anyways and this might have been pointless
I dunno if i would say making it yourself isnt doing it properly
but to each their own
It wasnt so obvious at first thought it was just
worn bushes then as it got worse It sounded
like a wheel bearing.
Found out it was the diff mounts when i pulled over in cambridge
then drove home to welly with 1 bolt holding my diff in
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its not going to be a 1990 as its an E36. 93 onwards.
and good on you that your being productive and furthering your skills with your time out of work instead of watching soaps all day!
Mines a 1990
I had the same problem with the diff mounts.
mine ripped out 3 of them though.
I dont know what the reinforcement plates look like but
to fix mine used 6 mm plate folded around the contour of the mount area
then welded the crap out of it
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.....and never ever swap tuning tables that equals heart ache.
Dunno if thats aimed at my post or not
but i just assumed he had a new ecu with zero settings on it and as a newbie tuner
myself ive found working off a "base tune" is easier than starting from scratch.
It might be different for you cause you know what your doing
but for a ham fist sausage finger like me I like to know that
at one stage that tune worked for someone else so if i mash enough
buttons it will eventually work for me
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thisismycarandivespentsomuchmoneysonitandknownothingaboutit
whats tragic is ^that^ post had better spelling than the trademe auction
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Go on the mapecu forum and search for m30 turbo map
Pretty sure they had a base map or someone had shared one
or something along those lines
Then just modify maps to suit your setup
EDIT-
go on mapecu.com > support > base tables > BMW
Lists "BMW Turbocharged 535i" as a downloadable table
tweak it for your chit and Job done.
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This guys trying to sell this as an oem turbo m50b25nv engine
this is the only orginal b.m.w turbo motor ive ever seen in my life these are very RARE to get unless ur a real rich and brainy man that can make one either than thad everi one uses rbeez to turb there beemers
lol
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Yeah, photobucket album is here.. http://s1214.photobucket.com/albums/cc487/orac12/
Photos are a few months old there though, dont have any new ones.
What size holset are you using?
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m50b20 has a smaller diameter intake to m50b25NV fyi
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Waiato brake and clutch modified mine to 2094lb's.. (950kg)
Has it slipped on you yet?
What clutch disc did you use?
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I just got off the phone to mp auto in upper hutt
they told me the max clamp they have seen from
a modified stock M20 pressure plate is 1900lb.
Has anyone got more than this?
Also is there some sort of guide for clamp vs hp/torque?
E30/36/46 RSM dimensions
in Brakes, Suspension & Steering
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Going to make some high rise RSM's like these at work next week
Does anyone have the PCD of mount holes and general dimensions of OEM RSM's?
(cant get to mine atm)