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Old 08-02-2003, 06:44 PM   #1
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Hello sorry for my bad English...

I have a few questions..

My car is a BMW E30 320i With a 2,7 liter engine..

I'am working on a Turbo project with an Garret VNT

The Turbo pressure is 20 psi, which is to much..

I have bought a external wastegate from a Audi 100 turbo have a standard pressure regulator for 7,5psi. thats good..

Now my question is...

How do i use the wastegate with the VNT system..
How can i be shure that the turbo will work at full RMP..??
 
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Old 08-03-2003, 10:42 AM   #2
 
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Old 08-03-2003, 11:00 AM   #3
 
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here is some info on the VNT, hope it helps.
http://www.thedodgegarage.com/turbo_vnt.html
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A friend of mine just got his 87 535IS running good and strong using a calaway turbo kit designed for the 325. Car makes alot of power with upgraded turbo and intercooler.

I thought the 2.7 I6 was BMW's ecomony motor. That has the weaker valve springs vs. 2.5 I6.


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The car is an Bmw E30 320i from 88-

The engine is an 2,7 with 2,5 head.. and 2,5 injection..

The ration is at 8,8:1 and kan work great with 7,5 psi..

The horsepowers for the car with out turbo is 183hk at 5300rmp..
 
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Damborg,

You might want to try this list www.unofficialbmw.com. There is a message board link from there. They have seperate lists of E30's. I would try to post to that and see if you get any good information.

I read the list for my E36 all the time. It's been a great resource.
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The car is an Bmw E30 320i from 88-

The engine is an 2,7 with 2,5 head.. and 2,5 injection..

The ration is at 8,8:1 and kan work great with 7,5 psi..

The horsepowers for the car with out turbo is 183hk at 5300rmp..
I've hears that, thats a pretty awesome setup. About as good as you can get from the M20 engines. With a turbo it should be pretty crazy!
BTW, I think www.bimmerforums.com had a forced inducton section on it
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