m20 flywheels
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Brianmoooore
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M20 flywheel's not bad for weight - it's the M40 one that looks like it belongs on a diesel.
Ahh but you see...
It's to slow the 4 pots down abit so they won't make a joke of the snoby engines
Actually glad this came up as a mate is looking into putting a M20 flywheel on a M42 and was wondering if the b20 and b25 were identical since he has a 320 scraped
It's to slow the 4 pots down abit so they won't make a joke of the snoby engines
Actually glad this came up as a mate is looking into putting a M20 flywheel on a M42 and was wondering if the b20 and b25 were identical since he has a 320 scraped
M42 rightness above 6500rpm, nobody can hear you scream
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Brianmoooore
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EVERYTHING about the Sport engine is exactly the same as a 'normal' 325i engine.owenbach wrote:so would the 2.5 sport flywheel be the same as well
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march109
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NO ITS NOT.Brianmoooore wrote:EVERYTHING about the Sport engine is exactly the same as a 'normal' 325i engine.owenbach wrote:so would the 2.5 sport flywheel be the same as well
For a start there are sport pistons, sport rods, sport louvred head, sport cam, sport crank, sport cankle knackers, sport head bolts, sport ventilated sump ect ect....
325i Tech 1 Touring, breaking.
2.5 high comp. M20, 3.64 LSD, Fully undersealed, Spax springs & Bilstein shocks, s/s exhaust, Alpina rep wheels and more.
2.5 high comp. M20, 3.64 LSD, Fully undersealed, Spax springs & Bilstein shocks, s/s exhaust, Alpina rep wheels and more.
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Simon13
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you can use these on a facelift engine though!Theo325 wrote:Worth noting that the prefacelift 325i uses a unique flywheel. It has the pickups for the crank position sensor mounted on it, and without these the car won't start.
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e30topless
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i hope so I have just done thisSimon13 wrote:you can use these on a facelift engine though!Theo325 wrote:Worth noting that the prefacelift 325i uses a unique flywheel. It has the pickups for the crank position sensor mounted on it, and without these the car won't start.
