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Korman Stage 2 Competion M10 Cylinder Head Assembly


brookstroutr

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I've got a few items from an '02 guy that has asked me to list a few items from his spares as his health prevents him from doing this. They have been in storage for several years.

There's a Korman Stage 2 (from what I've researched; see below) Competition Cylinder Head set up. I've cleaned up somewhat the cylinder head and there does not appear to be visible any damage to the cylinder head and parts. There were a couple typical cracks on the bottom of the headers but has since been repaired with just some minor grinding to do. I was told this set up came from a blown motor; bottom end problem and never got re-used.

These parts I have ID'd for verification purposes:


  1. Converted date stamped '80 M10 Cylinder Head.

  2. Korman/Stahl 1.75" header.

  3. Korman custom intake manifold.

  4. Pair of 40mm DCOEs with K & N air filters.

  5. Dual valve springs.

  6. Rocker arms date stamped '85.

This is an exert from Korman's website regarding these Stage 2 160 hp parts which I sourced as it's been a looong time since I've had 'hands on' the '02.

Stage 2 Competition Engines

This is our most popular M10 performance engine. This engine has lots of torque, a smooth idle and rapid acceleration to 7000 RPM. This is a solid 150HP (with our standard Korman K300 camshaft, the optional Schrick 292 camshaft yields 160HP), when used with the Weber dual 40mm DCOE’s, yet when driven with a light foot can get up to 30 mpg. With the Weber 32/36 carb conversion, this engine puts out 140 HP, yet offers the economy of the single two barrel downdraft carb. This engine utilizes the Korman K-300 Camshaft, Bosch Mechanical Advance Distributor, Korman-Stahl Header, Dual Valve Springs, Chrome Alloy valve spring retainers, swirl polished valves and Korman Rocker Arms. The connecting rods are lightened and balanced and the cylinder heads are fully ported and polished. The engine is completely balanced and blueprinted. All boring and honing is done with a torque plate for best cylinder roundness for maximum ring seal. Please see the carburetor kits below to complete your engine.

I'm for sale and am researching the value of this set up but thought I'd start for anyone's interest. The parts will need to be properly cleaned up before re-assembly of course. All parts are located in one place. I'm trying to help get these to enthusiasts instead of ebay which I prefer this method better. You can email (best) or ring me if you like for any questions at any reasonable hour.

More photos: http://s1220.photobucket.com/user/brookstroutr/media/DRs%20Misc%20BMW%20Parts/2002%20parts/Weber40DCOECarbs6.jpg.html?sort=2&o=0

Regards,

Brooks

706-567-4426 EST

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