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Old 25th June 2007, 12:26   #1
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E24 M6 with E39 M5 Engine..... M3 CSl with V10
Guys check this site out.....

Compact E46 with M3CSL engine

E24 M6 with E39 M5 Engine

E46CSL with E60 M5 V10...

www.bremgo-shop.de

Now this begs the question, can I get an E28 and put an E39 M5 engine in there!!!!!!!

Any guys fluent in German can you give us a hand to translate as well!!!!!
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Old 25th June 2007, 18:56   #2
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I dont see why not. The S62 is shorter than the S38/M88 and not a whole lot wider considering the S38/M88 is installed at a rather agressive angle in the engine bay and it has the massive intake system. The S62 has been installed in 2002s, 320is, and all sorts of smaller BMW chassis.

Forget the S62 and man up to the S85 V10. 505hp in a 3400lb chassis? Hot dam!
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Old 26th June 2007, 02:24   #3
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[Now this begs the question, can I get an E28 and put an E39 M5 engine in there!!!!!!!

Any guys fluent in German can you give us a hand to translate as well!!!!![/quote]

I have a read over it tomorrow (today) morning and let you know what this is all about at first glance looks verry interresting OT had a look at an m5 twinturbo from Frankfurt the other day and even so I didn't buy it the work gone into it was impressive and the thing run 1hour at full whack no problem
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Ok lads had a read through the page.

They are a parts and tuning company who sell parts tuning bits and there knowledge spannering.
You can buy bits and get them delivered or get them to install them for you.

The question on anyones mind here is more likely to do with their "updated cars. Yes they did these and all the cars are running and as far as I can see they all passed the verry strickt german TUV emission test.
The e46 with S85 has 550bhp and does 340km/h (212.5mph)
The e24 shows clearly that you can convert an e28 with the e39 S62 engine the car they use is a later version hence based on the e28

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Old 30th June 2007, 13:55   #5
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Thanks for that mate.
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I have an E28 520i automat....and a M5 E39....M

Perhaps an engine swap?

That would be sooooo cooooool
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I have a Renault Kangoo van and an E34 3.6 M5 ......m , I wonder....
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You have enough space in the back.....
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You have enough space in the back.....
Are you suggesting a Porsche engine ?
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i fitted a cossie engine in my old mk1 escourt it was great whipped ever car on the road no problem
a kangoo and m5 engine would be great
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