Our rail is tapped to accept -8AN o-ring threads on the ends, but you can use a -6,8,10 adapter fitting. I can tell you that the inside of the -8 o-ring port is about the same size at a -10AN hose, so there is no downsizing of the rail when running a -10 hose.
My car has the same turbo and very similar fuel system. It will be interesting to see how the BMW motor compares to the Supra motor.
Great build Jack!
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I bought 6 of those cans from Streetsideauto.com with online coupon, they were under $20 each, shipped to my door.
How about "we" can be me asking you not to clutter my build thread with your thoughts. I understand you don't like it and would encourage you to start a brand new thread of your very own to discuss the merits or lack thereof in swapping motors between marques/chassis, etc.
Thanks.
Amazon has them for $50 for 2. I bought (2) cans and also (1) of the highly recommended filler hoses for $62 or so.
915whp '98 M3 Sedan /// 37k Mile '95 M3
Imagine the power it would make on 85% ethanol.
was a dyno graph ever posted?
should have went s52 , Jordan makes 850+ on a 6466
World record holder for a m52 stock bottom end.
9.41@153 c4 auto 28" et streets, e34 3.64 gearset 900+hp
E36 chassis irs world record holder 8.49@162
Th400, e85, 7685, m50 intake 26.6 lbs of boost
I am having a hard time understanding why people even chime in to post "should have done XX" or "I would have done XX". If it were a poll, it would make more sense. I've posted in the past how I feel about you and your actions on this forum (re: sick dog), so I'll leave it at that.
The 6766 isn't running full tilt and I think the 2JZ motor is a pretty cool departure from the ordinary. Thus my reasoning.
I got a call from Reid @ SP this evening to let me know that the new intake and filter did wonders for the car. The below graph represents 775whp and 750wtq made at only 27.5psi this afternoon. Thats a 25whp improvement on 5psi less boost due to opening up the intake! Reid and Larry said that with the stock rods, they really weren't comfortable pushing any further or running the car up to 30 or 32psi for fear of the torque it would continue to make.
915whp '98 M3 Sedan /// 37k Mile '95 M3
IIRC, your OP indicated you were anticipating 800whp on 30psi. You've done your homework cause your right there!
Going back to my Torque comment, were you anticipating this amount of torque?
WOT
World record holder for a m52 stock bottom end.
9.41@153 c4 auto 28" et streets, e34 3.64 gearset 900+hp
E36 chassis irs world record holder 8.49@162
Th400, e85, 7685, m50 intake 26.6 lbs of boost
Gorgeous graph!
It's ok no need to get angry ...be happy dude I simply mentioned that Reid and Larry did great building your car.
and simply engaged the discussion on a BMW fi standpoint that a s52 with smaller turbo makes better more power.
if you feel Ill toward me I'm sorry but please keep it to your self as it's no fi related.
cheers.
World record holder for a m52 stock bottom end.
9.41@153 c4 auto 28" et streets, e34 3.64 gearset 900+hp
E36 chassis irs world record holder 8.49@162
Th400, e85, 7685, m50 intake 26.6 lbs of boost
Been following thread for awhile. Soooo looking forward to videos and pics of final results!
360+rwhp
Fair enough and the below is not in anger, but instead laying out some comparative facts.
A few things to mention in that comparison:
- 2JZ is a 3.0 vs. the 3.2 Jordan is running (same 8.5:1 compression).
- Jordan was running 35psi to my 27.5psi (7.5psi difference!)
- Jordan made 850whp but "only" 710wtq at that 35psi on ~E85
- I made 773whp and 750wtq at "only" 27.5psi and on E63
I'm no dyno expert, but to try and compare my numbers to his with a sweeping "his are better" is a non sequitur. If I were running 35psi and true E85, who knows how much power and more importantly, torque I would produce...I would imagine similar, if not better numbers to his with 7% less displacement. No sense in guessing though, and until I have a built motor, that will have to remain an unknown.
Initially I was considering the 6466 as it seems like a turbo that is so versatile, though as I talked with Cam about a few pages back, SP is of the opinion that the 6766 is the better turbo when not at full tilt (30+psi). I will be running this car on pump most of the time at or under 20psi, so thats a big reason they talked me into the 6766. Both turbos are DBB, and with my QSV in place, my 6766 spools nearly the same as would a 6466, yet leaves a bit more headroom on the top end.
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915whp '98 M3 Sedan /// 37k Mile '95 M3
Nice work OP. You shouldn't have to explain yourself to anyone. It is your car, and your money. End of story.
1995 M3 - Forged 9.8:1 2JZ, S366, MS3x, E85, LQ9s, 420g/PMC Motorsport kit, 4 clutch 3.15 LSD Large Case 757whp/710wtq
2011 X5 Xdrive35d- Blk on Cinnamon, Towing Pkg, Heat Pkg., etc..the tow rig/DD!
I wish it weren't.....from now on I will only buy someone else's completed project!
I agree...no need to explain and I find the posts that say "you should have done XX" particularly irritating as its, more often than not, posted without any detail or logic as to why they feel that way (it should go without saying that this whole build isn't for the purists so chiming in to say "BMWs need BMW motors is clearly unnecessary). The above was different as it can strike a comparison between the OEM components and swapped components which can atleast add some value to the thread.
915whp '98 M3 Sedan /// 37k Mile '95 M3
I wish there were people putting honda motors into e30 m3s just to see
how pissed-off the bmw community gets
My own project has me bored with the lack of e30 traction you just burn out on the
freeway if it's not a perfect 80* day on hot hot asphalt. It sucks. 225 is the fattest tire that fits.
Thinking of getting a 70's camero using the 2jz myself.
Not a terrible idea, however the E30 has a pretty classic look (though I would have through the E30 M3 flares would allow for more than enough room for 255s+).
Everytime I talk to Reid he mentions my need for larger than 255s to plant any of this power fully (without the ProEfi traction control kicking in). I might need to undergo some flaring to atleast throw in some 265s.
915whp '98 M3 Sedan /// 37k Mile '95 M3
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