M10 vs M40?
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MollyJanet
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Which one is better? In terms of engine noise, reliability, and anything else you can think of. https://9apps.ooo/
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steve_k
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never really dealt with either the M10 or the M40, but i've read a few times online that the M10 is the stronger of the 2.
a few years ago i did see an M10 turbo also, have a read of this.
http://www.fritzsbits.co.uk/services/bm ... 30-m20-m10
a few years ago i did see an M10 turbo also, have a read of this.
http://www.fritzsbits.co.uk/services/bm ... 30-m20-m10
if it's got t*ts or wheels it's bound to be trouble...............prove me wrong.
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I have both the M10 in my E30 and M40 in E36. M10 is more relaxed and M40 revs more freely. You don't have to worry about changing cambelts in the M10 but with M40 you do and in my case as I do few miles the M40 gets the new belt every 4 years when I have done just 5k miles.
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rix313
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It is a walk in the park to change on an M40 though.30316 wrote: ↑Fri May 07, 2021 2:59 pmI have both the M10 in my E30 and M40 in E36. M10 is more relaxed and M40 revs more freely. You don't have to worry about changing cambelts in the M10 but with M40 you do and in my case as I do few miles the M40 gets the new belt every 4 years when I have done just 5k miles.
