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  1. Upgrade to a 3.2 Evo sump / S54 sump and oil pump. Buy these beforehand and get the pump rebuilt. Don't bother with baffles as KwS says, the factory ones are more than enough. Focus on what causes oil nut failure - stretched and worn chain / sprocket. Failure on S50x parts aren't as common as the M50x pumps either.

    Would also recommend bottom end bearings if you're going to be removing the subframe, and paying someone to install everything/ do the bearings at the same time. Have recently got a quote for a S50B32 bottom end refresh and it's come to $1700 incl GST total, that's parts and labour inclusive.

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  2. On 7/4/2018 at 1:12 PM, M3AN said:

    ^ I've watched it 5+ times and still don't get it... there no way a couple of E36's and a Mitsi Evo are passing that thing at 280km/h whilst accelerating...

    So, if it's not entirely fake just a warm-up lap with the speed graphics faked? 

     

    look at the cabin, the original has the canopy in view. They've removed the original view of the track post processing and pasted in a view from another video entirely. Watch the edges of the bonnet blur where it's not quite stabilized enough.

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  3. So as title, it's a M52B28 alloy block. Japanese import and still running in the car atm.

    Shrick S50 US spec cams.

    Tuned by a company known as Kelleners.

    Rev limiter is raised and it makes decent power -  170kw @ 7100 RPM (227hp) & 309 Nm @ 6900 RPM

    Been mated to a automatic gearbox its entire life so it's had an easy time.

    $3000 ONO

    Price is for full engine, loom, auxillaries - power steering pump, airconditioning pump etc.

    Can be test driven if you are actually interested located West Auckland.

    Selling as a long term rebuild is nearly complete and I need money to finish everything.

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    Note doesn't come with the Kelleners alloy fuel rail cover.


  4. On 25/02/2018 at 8:29 PM, M3AN said:

    Almost assured to be a difference, they're 'harmonic dampers' and are tuned to a specific crankshaft vibration frequency range. The change from 3.0 to 3.2 would almost certainly alter the range.

    What do they cost? There are heaps of aftermarket ones... 

    http://precisionintl.com/Engine.aspx?ID=210&EID=41302&Category=54

    https://store.vacmotorsports.com/vac---s50b30-euro-crankshaft-harmonic-damper-kit-by-ati-p2814.aspx

    http://www.atiracing.com/links/pr/BMW-damper/index.htm

    https://rossperformanceparts.com/product/bmw-s50-b30-euro-metal-jacket-harmonic-damper/

     

    Through BMW NZ new the 3.0 part is $4k NZD incl, 6 week lead time from Germany. Through other NZ retailers Ex Germany around $2.5k NZD incl. Vac won't answer any emails or offer any information on their product, for a part that's roughly $1700 landed you'd think they'd have a customer rep? ATI won't sell direct, also won't reply to emails about the VAC part, happy to talk about other engine balancers but not the VAC balancer?? Precision has that part listed but after contacting the supplier - Power Bond it's only for the M50+ range / US M3 and the likes. I've gone with Ross. They've replied to my emails and to any queries I had and were by far the cheapest - $1000 landed. Thanks for the links!

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  5. Does anyone know if there's any difference between 11231404819 & 11231317175 - both vibration dampers for E36 M3. One's S50B32, the othe S50B30. Can't find the B30 damper for sale other than through BMW Germany, but I can source the B32 one from a few places at a muuuch cheaper price.

       
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