I am getting close to parking my z3 for the winter. I have a 2.8l that I have been rebuilding on my spare time and my plan is to swap out my 2.5 this winter for it. For those who have done the swap, do you have any feedback, tips or information that could be helpful ahead of time?
I am also planning a clutch refresh while the engine is out. Anything else I am forgetting?
Just remember, you’re only allowed to buy 12 guns per year.
Recently picked up a poverty pony parts build. Ive never came across something like this, I thought it might be a left over jig or something but any input is appreciated
Living life like I was upper middle class in 2001
2013 Acura MDX with 3.7L J series v6
Last of the N/A v6s
I don’t like the way this deck was built. My plan is to add vertical bracing and h2 ties to address the fact its just toed onto the base. I also am adding new lag bolts to anchor it. But is it even worth saving?
Ive been going each year they have had it at the redmile and the sound quality has gotten progressively worse. Either too quiet, or the bass was way off. Its kinda embarrassing really.
I was scrolling facebook the other night and came across a YouTuber who added the Dinan module to their DME. It removes the rev and speed limiter, as well as having a more aggressive fuel map. I have no tuning experience, but could this be accomplished with RomRaider or another tuning platform? I’d love to hear feedback from anyone with experience tuning the m52tub28
My house has a 2 car detached garage with a second story. Its only accessible via the back deck. I already purchased flooring to put down but so far have no real vision for this space.
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Hi all. I am currently building an m52 bmw 2.8 engine for a project. I think I will eventually turbo this car so I am gapping the rings for boost. If I decided to stay NA, would I need to re-ring the pistons?
I started my summer project building a 2.8 liter to swap into my z3 this winter. I started with an 80k short block. I knew it had one bad piston, but after digging in, its going to get 6 pistons and rings. The bearings were not wiped out, so it looks like this one might go back together again
Surprisingly, the bores cleaned up well.