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Old 8th July 2006, 12:50   #1
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Noelle - supercharged E60 545i

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Old 8th July 2006, 14:33   #2
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530 hp
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That's good, um?! It would be nice to see the performance figures: 0-100km/h, 0-200km/h 400m, 1000m.
Competitor for the m5?!
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Wow - with those numbers, and a couple hundred pounds weight advantage, it should be quicker than the M5!!
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Alpina B5 is already a competitor for the M5, at least in a straight line.
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i think it would run out of steam at higher speeds + heat and stuff.
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i think it would run out of steam at higher speeds + heat and stuff.
As you can see it already features an intercooler...and superchargers don't really bring that much heat like turbos, do they?
Anyway...interesting alternative.
Although AN M is always an M period imho. Not B5 not supercharge E60, M.
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530 hp
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That's a nice bump in torque.

730 Nm = 538 lb/ft of torque at 4250 rpm

The M5 has a mere 383 lb/ft at a rather high 6100 rpm.
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As you can see it already features an intercooler...and superchargers don't really bring that much heat like turbos, do they?
Anyway...interesting alternative.
Although AN M is always an M period imho. Not B5 not supercharge E60, M.
Actually, the heat comment probably referred to the extra heat the engine will produce making that much horsepower. Yes, turbos create heat, but adding a bunch of horsepower to an engine means burning more fuel which equals more heat to contend with.
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Pricing info - 39.900.- Euro

Reply from Noelle:

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noelle mortors offers you for your BMW 545i:

4,9l supercharger engine BMW E 60 545i saloon manual and automatic gearbox

modifications to standard engine / scope of delivery:
1 crankshaft
8 pistons
8 connecting rods
1 supercharger
1 intercooler
2 outlet manifolds
1 modified automatic gear box
ECU update

technical engine dates:
cylinders
8
bore
92,00 mm
stroke
91,50 mm
effective capacity
4864 ccm
compression ratio
9,0


engine power:
max. HP
530 HP/6250 min-1
(BMW 645i Serie 333 HP/6100 min-1)
max. torque
730 Nm/4250 min-1
(BMW 645i Serie 450 Nm/3600 min-1)
(the engine has to be factory standard)

price:

39.900.- Euro (exclusive VAT) for the complete engine modification inclusive ECU and the modified automatic gear box. We need your car 8 weeks for installation.

For further informations please contact me anytime.

Best regards

Dirk Gonska


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