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  • S14 2.6

    Theres a Dutch engine shop advertising a 2.6 (2,580cc) S14 engine conversion, Bore 93.4mm Stroke 91mm

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    Does any one know where this 91mm crank comes from?

  • #2
    ?
    The last pic is a 6 pack ?!
    www.m3e30.ch

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    • #3
      Custom machined E34 M5 crank?

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      • #4
        They do a conversion for 4000E thats for an exchange 2.6 engine incl fitting.
        Further incl.
        -48mm THB
        -bigger exh. manifold

        The advertisement is on a auction site.

        auction

        Ive heard somewhere that these cranks were done in Sweden

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        • #5
          here in germany you could get cranks for
          2,6
          2,7
          2,8
          2,9

          S14 engines.........
          but it is a secret who builds them.......

          Markus

          http://www.bmwm3shop.de

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          • #6
            Do you know anything about pricing Markus, for a crank and rods.
            Are pistons needed?

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            • #7
              sorry i don't know prices but i could ask next week.........

              Markus

              http://www.bmwm3shop.de

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              • #8
                Thanx Markus, Ill check this dutch shop also which parts they renewed.
                Anyone any experience driving this kind of long strokers (>2.5):rolleyes:

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                • #9
                  my friend Sven ownes a 2.9l with 420hp

                  Green Beast

                  he said it is a complete different driving as driving with his other 360hp 2.5 DTM car...

                  runs like the hell he said

                  Markus

                  http://www.bmwm3shop.de

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                  • #10


                    the calculation the dutch add is incorrect B X S=93.4 X 91> 2494 cc[done]
                    95 X 91> 2580 cc

                    Great car Sven

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                    • #11
                      are those the clutch and brake pedals? if so, how do you heel-toe?

                      or are they the brake and gas? if so, why are they both on the left side of the steering column?

                      -Han

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by H a n
                        are those the clutch and brake pedals? if so, how do you heel-toe?

                        or are they the brake and gas? if so, why are they both on the left side of the steering column?

                        I don't think you have to heel-toe with a sequential gearbox.

                        Do not buy from "Low Level"!

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                        • #13
                          Re: S14 2.6

                          Originally posted by Gsan Does any one know where this 91mm crank comes from? [/B]
                          A competent machine shop can offset grind a 2.5L crank which would make the rod journals smaller meaning custom rods/pistons. I am sure you guys are building these big motors with custom long rods/pistons anyway to overcome extreme rod ratios.

                          Another good plus is a smaller rod journal means less friction and more power! Mechanical advantage rules.

                          Last edited by trent; 11-06-2004, 08:36 AM.

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                          • #14
                            Any word yet on crank and conrod pricing markus:idea:

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                            • #15
                              In a sequential box you only need the cluch to start the car . so there is no need for heel-toe.

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