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Old 01-24-2009, 07:06 PM   #1
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Hey guys im new to the forums and really join up to get your opinion on stuff because you guys are pretty much the market.
Within the next 10 months i plan to design and fabricate a Multi-Throttle intake system with a carbon fiber intake phlenum for the m44/m42, which will pretty much bolt on. Ive done my research and can see that the price for one atm is about $AU3600. I plan on selling the ones i make between $AU2000 & $AU2800 ( depending on if a carbon fiber phlenum is ordered)
My question is do u guys think that it is worth fabricating it, because im going to be building one for my engine weather or not i sell more (im planning on building something on the lines of the S42).
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Man. if you have the money/technique then do an engine swap to M52/S52 engine.
This 1.9 ltr engine doesn't has that much potential. Just not worth it.
Then you can purchase after market cf plenum, or even a bolt on super charger.
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Old 01-25-2009, 10:16 AM   #3
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i knew this would become an issue, i know an engine swap is more bang for buck, but i am just more interested is seeing how close to s42 power output i can get, if i can reach 180hp at the wheels, i will be happy, obviosly this isn't just with the ITB's. I plan on boring the cylinders to fit s50b32 pistons in there, installing new C-rods that can handle in excess for 8000rpm (just to be safe), some polish and porting of the head, and valve/valve springs can can handle a new redline of 8000.
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i knew this would become an issue, i know an engine swap is more bang for buck, but i am just more interested is seeing how close to s42 power output i can get, if i can reach 180hp at the wheels, i will be happy, obviosly this isn't just with the ITB's. I plan on boring the cylinders to fit s50b32 pistons in there, installing new C-rods that can handle in excess for 8000rpm (just to be safe), some polish and porting of the head, and valve/valve springs can can handle a new redline of 8000.
Right on! Good luck with the build. Many just don't understand that there are some who don't want to swap in a 6cyl. Some like/prefer the challenge of building an engine. Nothing wrong with either choice but it gets old when people just post "swap in a 6cyl and call it a day".

Post up pics of your ITB setup when you get around to it.

Also, why not go with custom pistons instead of the s50b32 set? I think CP, JE, Wiseco, ect...are better options.

Read some of the articles/tech info on the Metric Mechanic website (if you haven't already) about porting and polishing of the cylinder head...some surprising revelations regarding the latter.
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Old 01-27-2009, 02:33 AM   #5
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Id like an intake system of the sort but not for that high of a price. specially with such little power gains. good luck anyhow. if u sell it ill be interested but not for that price.
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Thanks szed, atleast one person understands me. One reason why i want to do this apart from full economy and to heard the car scream at top power is because in 11 month there is a competition happening and personally id like to take away the N/A four cylinder price, and im hoping for 150+hp at the wheels (this years winner was 120+hp).
And also regarding the part bout different pistons, the reason i want to used s50b32 pistons is because i want to do an affordable job but still keep it safe and obvioulsy m3 engines can handle power so im going with that (i can get s50b32 pistons for about $300US for 6).

As for sokat, how so wat price do u think would be reasonable to sell the kits for...how does ~$1400US inc. manifold sound?, im just trying to get a fair price so when i have then fabricated i can get it going, and maybe make a name for myself. In australia though i would still sell them for bout $2500AU because the only chance of people here getting one for less then $3000AU is if they buy a second hand dbilas or BMP design
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Old 01-27-2009, 04:56 PM   #7
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Those dbilas and BMP setups don't work anyway... I've never seen an ITB setup for an m42/44 that works properly. Tuning is the issue. No offense, but we've seen this kind of effort attempted multiple times over the years and tuning is always the downfall. I think you are more likely to do a good turbo setup than actually get an NA ITB setup working properly.

Also keep in mind that there is no market for a 1500-2000+ part for cars that are starting to be worth $1-5k. DASC is the only thing that makes decent power, and there is no market for that.
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Old 01-27-2009, 07:01 PM   #8
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It because you guys obviously dont have the right tuners. I have a friend with a 318is that is pushing out 134hp at the rear wheels. No ITB setup but the car didn't run properly until it was retuned by Superchip. M3 injectors, ITB's, S50b32 pistons (87mm bore), 11.5CR, sporty cams, cold-air intake, exhaust, SuperChip tune, i could easy push out 150hp at the wheels. Plus my aim isn't really bang for buck, or else id go DASC (i may DASC after all my other mods), my aim is to try and re-create something like an S42, and i know that without solid lifter cams, increased oil feeds, and 8 injectors i wont be able to do that, but personally id prefer to built something similiar then pay 15000 euro's for a used one (the price for one atm).
And i actually like drive high-reving cars, its alot more fun.
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Old 01-27-2009, 07:39 PM   #9
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I never saw ITBs on M42/44, but I would really like to!
I know lots of 4 banger VW guys have them - but no BMWs that I have seen.

Try M42club.com - they may have some more info...

http://www.m42club.com/forums/showth...throtle+bodies

http://www.m42club.com/forums/showth...throtle+bodies

However, if you want a NA M42/44 that can handle 7500rpm+, look no further than Metric Mechanic...
http://www.metricmechanic.com/pdfs/m...ne-booklet.pdf

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i knew this would become an issue, i know an engine swap is more bang for buck, but i am just more interested is seeing how close to s42 power output i can get, if i can reach 180hp at the wheels, i will be happy, obviosly this isn't just with the ITB's. I plan on boring the cylinders to fit s50b32 pistons in there, installing new C-rods that can handle in excess for 8000rpm (just to be safe), some polish and porting of the head, and valve/valve springs can can handle a new redline of 8000.
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Hahah dun worry mate i know all about metric mechanic, they have some killer ideas. i friends got stock cams, rods, valve/springs, and hes redlining at 7600.
Atm everything is in the design stage but by the end of the year, i should be almost finished, if anything the ITB's will be on for sure, along with ported head and injector upgrade, the s50 pistons and boring come last
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sounds good - IMhumbleO, a fully built M42/44 is always cooler than a swap... not to mention ITBs! those things are sick...

as for porting/polishing - DO seriously read the info on Metric's site - as it seems that it is not always the best option... very interesting reading.

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Hahah dun worry mate i know all about metric mechanic, they have some killer ideas. i friends got stock cams, rods, valve/springs, and hes redlining at 7600.
Atm everything is in the design stage but by the end of the year, i should be almost finished, if anything the ITB's will be on for sure, along with ported head and injector upgrade, the s50 pistons and boring come last
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I am all for built 4 bangers, more unique than a 6cyl swap for sure. Good luck with your build.

If you haven't seen it yet, this build thread does pretty much exactly what you want.

http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...&highlight=s42
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just caught this on youtube - but I have no idea how to get more... sounds evil though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW6Bv...eature=related
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heres a pic of the Dbilas tbs fitted on a car we did at work.

(please forgive the mess of the engine, it wasnt cleaned before the pic was taken .. )





the engine functioned fine, but the owner swapped this out with an E36 M3 3,2 euro engine after not too long..

the car has now an E39 M5 engine in, with the 400 + hp
.. in a compact


To KingPersia, i hope you do get it done it has a great potential that little 4 potter !!

But the previous post of the 318i.s with 134 hp... are you sure you wrote the correct numer in?

from standard , its born with 136 hp?

Anyway, i heard someone designed , and managed to make work their own ITB setup with motorbike tbs, and some kind of MS chip to run it.

i dont know if it lived though..
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Superchips don't work on the US spec motors. There is really nobody over here that will custom tune the M42, and very few will work with the M44.

That is why I said tuning is the issue... With an M44, it can certainly be done, but it will be more expensive than what the majority of the market place will want to spend for the gains seen. I don't think you would ever make any money trying to sell an ITB setup when so few people with these cars want to go the route of having custom tuning done. Would it be cool, certainly, but my first response was more so talking about the potential market for this kind of product.
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