my e30 build m50 shaved bay

[herr bmw]

very well done dear sir.you need a good pat on the back.
hopefully will see this car in the steel

 

[Fordkoppie]

I dont think the hydraulic lifters appreciates 7700RPM.:nonono:
It really performs well in the upper rev range:thumbs:

 

[Andy1GP]

Man I love pretty much everything on that car! The colour the motor, the workmanship even the wheels. You can truly be proud of that beauty! raise:

 

[slowe30]

I dont think the hydraulic lifters appreciates 7700RPM.:nonono:
It really performs well in the upper rev range:thumbs:

haha you and me both bud, the best I can do for now is use brand new lifters, hopefully I can find a decent set to upgrade to later down the line.
:ty:

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Man I love pretty much everything on that car! The colour the motor, the workmanship even the wheels. You can truly be proud of that beauty! raise:

Thanks man, I take a lot of pride in the work that I do, in the end its all worth it, when you know youve built an unique machine:thumbs:

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very well done dear sir.you need a good pat on the back.
hopefully will see this car in the steel

Sure man, you in Cape Town? hit me up if you ever wanna pop around, im always working on some crazy project in the garage. :rollsmile:

 

[Sankekur]

Couldn't you use the solid lifters from the S50?

 

[moranor@axis]

are you going to fit solid lifters? im thinking of doing that to rase the rpm to a similar level on my car seeing as the 2.5l seems to not drop torque as quickly as the larger engines :rollsmile:

 

[Raybimmer]

What about fitting a M52 crank ?

 

[slowe30]

Couldn't you use the solid lifters from the S50?

That actually may just be the solution to my problem! Will have to find a set hopefully in the morning. :ty:

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What about fitting a M52 crank ?

If I were gonna stay N/A, that would of been in the budget, but this motor will see boost in the future, so ill be happy with the current power until later this year. :joy:

 

[TheDonC89]

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