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Date: 8-25-06 08:33
From: 02Tii View user's profile
Subject: My new motor :D

UPS came today with parts from Ireland Engineering. This motor will feature Ross Racing Pistons (89.25mm, 10:1 compression), a lightened crank, race prepped main bearings, total seal piston rings, 3 layer Cometic head gasket, 8lb JB Racing aluminum flywheel, 292 cam, oversized eccentrics, and a m3 clutch.

Here are some pics of my parts:











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Date: 8-26-06 12:53
From: maikelm11 View user's profile
Subject: Re: My new motor :D

That are some really nice looking parts!

What are you trying to get out of the engine? Will it be for racing, auto X or road use?

Maikel



Date: 8-26-06 08:13
From: norm View user's profile
Subject: Re: My new motor :D

Nice!! I'm using the same flywheel. Make sure you take off the electronic pick-up block on the flywheel's side or it will not rotate around the bell housing. I found out the hard way.

Norm



Date: 8-26-06 02:06
From: FutureMan in New York City View user's profile
Subject: Re: My new motor :D

damn that's pretty



Date: 8-26-06 06:57
From: 02Tii View user's profile
Subject: Re: My new motor :D

[quote="maikelm11"]That are some really nice looking parts!

What are you trying to get out of the engine? Will it be for racing, auto X or road use?
maikelm11 wrote:
That are some really nice looking parts!
What are you trying to get out of the engine? Will it be for racing, auto X or road use?
Maikel


I'm hoping to get at least 150-160hp out of it. It's mostly a street motor, but I plan on also to take it autocrossing.

norm wrote:
Nice!! I'm using the same flywheel. Make sure you take off the electronic pick-up block on the flywheel's side or it will not rotate around the bell housing. I found out the hard way.
Norm


Can you be more specific please?
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Date: 8-26-06 07:50
From: RH
Subject: Lovely! What's the difference between ...

... race prepped and standard BMW main bearings?



Date: 8-27-06 04:29
From: 02Tii View user's profile
Subject: Re: Lovely! What's the difference between ...

RH wrote:
... race prepped and standard BMW main bearings?


The race prepped ones have 4 holes rather than 2..
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Date: 9-2-06 08:17
From: ponyboy in Los Angeles, Ca View user's profile
Subject: Re: Lovely! What's the difference between ...

those rims are hot on that burgundy 2002... they 4 lug?
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Date: 9-3-06 01:51
From: 02Tii View user's profile
Subject: Re: Lovely! What's the difference between ...

umm what burgandy car?
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Date: 9-3-06 08:41
From: H_Krix in Atlanta, Ga View user's profile
Subject: Re: Lovely! What's the difference between ...

Well, i know the car is red, but it looks burgundy in your signature, because you desaturated the photo...

I was curious about those wheels as well. Are they TSW's?
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Date: 9-4-06 08:54
From: 02Tii View user's profile
Subject: Re: Lovely! What's the difference between ...

Yes the picture in the signature was slightly desaturated, and the car does look somewhat burgandy...

The wheels are actually Borbet type BS's with Toyo Proxes T15, 195/45/15..
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Date: 10-1-06 12:11
From: Tommy View user's profile
Subject: Re: Lovely! What's the difference between ...

Hey can you take some close up shots of the bearings? Is it just another hole drilled there like the original one?

Tommy
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