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it depends lot of which kind of engine you are building...no-smoke-no-poke wrote:and why are the regular MLS gaskets coming as 2.3mm compared to the stock 1.87mm. why such a difference, does the comp ration get too high?
if compression rate is lower than stock... you can use higher higher boost... like over 2.5bar
and this helps a lot with cylinder head flowing...
we measured that m21 cylinder head flows about 145hp in stock condition... but my head flows about 250hp easily now...
but main reason to your question is that i had no choice... my friend had one spare mls gasket and it was that...
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Just got ready engine room section electrics...
NO more shitty wires etc...
now engine room needs only paint job for boost pipes, finishing for the fuel lines etc...
after these mods i will bolt on my bodykit and beige leather seats
after all this... i will make real photoshooting with my friend who is professional Photographer.
but i say... car is not made with with big money today... and it is not show car... it is just made for fun and weekend fighter and actually for daily usage in summer...
so there are few not so cool thing in it...
NO more shitty wires etc...
now engine room needs only paint job for boost pipes, finishing for the fuel lines etc...
after these mods i will bolt on my bodykit and beige leather seats
after all this... i will make real photoshooting with my friend who is professional Photographer.
but i say... car is not made with with big money today... and it is not show car... it is just made for fun and weekend fighter and actually for daily usage in summer...
so there are few not so cool thing in it...
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Ok.
I got some sandblasting operations today...
i blasted few work project parts and in same session i blasted boostpipes for my car... before that i grinded welding joints from boostpipes...
after that i painted those with black urethane paint...
tomorow i will paint those with silver wheel paint (no spray paint)
maybe soon i will fit the bodykit
I got some sandblasting operations today...
i blasted few work project parts and in same session i blasted boostpipes for my car... before that i grinded welding joints from boostpipes...
after that i painted those with black urethane paint...
tomorow i will paint those with silver wheel paint (no spray paint)
maybe soon i will fit the bodykit
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I have now read this whole thread and also checked out all of your pictures in the eyecandy section. Very nice project and car i must say! Looks almost like my 524td, same paintcode and then i've even got a set of Breyton magic 19" rims that looks almost like yours except from the "splitwheel bolts".
I have a similar project going on with my car, but don't worry it will be repainted in another colour and use other rims.
Maybe i will put up a project thread in here later on.
I have a similar project going on with my car, but don't worry it will be repainted in another colour and use other rims.
Maybe i will put up a project thread in here later on.
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Haha... nice....Pipewelder wrote:I have now read this whole thread and also checked out all of your pictures in the eyecandy section. Very nice project and car i must say! Looks almost like my 524td, same paintcode and then i've even got a set of Breyton magic 19" rims that looks almost like yours except from the "splitwheel bolts".
I have a similar project going on with my car, but don't worry it will be repainted in another colour and use other rims.
Maybe i will put up a project thread in here later on.
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I'm very curious on how your new fuelsystem works. That's one thing that has annoyed me for long time, the stock filtering when there is airbubbles.
Update us!
And Jelmer538i: I'll try to get up a project thread soon. I really love the 524td's and it's real nice to see that there are serious people tuning these wonderful cars!
Update us!
And Jelmer538i: I'll try to get up a project thread soon. I really love the 524td's and it's real nice to see that there are serious people tuning these wonderful cars!
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it really works... i have tested it littlebit... no air bubbles anymore...Pipewelder wrote:I'm very curious on how your new fuelsystem works. That's one thing that has annoyed me for long time, the stock filtering when there is airbubbles.
Update us!
And Jelmer538i: I'll try to get up a project thread soon. I really love the 524td's and it's real nice to see that there are serious people tuning these wonderful cars!
need to check my fuel pressure when i get gauge on it...
i will report later when i know more...
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Congrats! Or what should i say.. It sounds like the issue depends on either block or cylinderhead surface. What i've heard the MLS gaskets requires very good surface finish to work. Some poeple says that you have to glue, and some says you don't have to. But the surface finish is quite important to get it seal properly. This by experiences on gasser engines, but the same should apply for the diesel, if not more important than gas engine.
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Little bit offtopic... BUT...
Awesome movie about supercharged mustang svt cobra...
Built by me and my friend... under name of Hakala Performance for our customer and friend Mika
http://youtu.be/ewN8pb_FQyU
Mika and Harri are attempting to gumball 3000 in this summer... with authentic 67 shelby gt500 car is fully matching numbers restored... by our workshop for Mika of course
http://www.shelby67.com/
Awesome movie about supercharged mustang svt cobra...
Built by me and my friend... under name of Hakala Performance for our customer and friend Mika
http://youtu.be/ewN8pb_FQyU
Mika and Harri are attempting to gumball 3000 in this summer... with authentic 67 shelby gt500 car is fully matching numbers restored... by our workshop for Mika of course
http://www.shelby67.com/
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It works again...
http://youtu.be/n2oMz2FZASM
http://youtu.be/n2oMz2FZASM
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