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bmw e28 with tds(m51)

bmw e28 with tds(m51)

 
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rolfts
K26-2

38
11-13-2014, 12:33 PM #1
an outher dutchie is signing in! i have been reading and learing on this forum for a while but i think its time to put my project on this wall amoung all these epic oil burners.
why m51? well stock my beamer had a m21 but those heads tend to break and thier pritty costly and hard to come by.
and not to offend you guys but a benz engine into a bmw didn't seem like a good idea.

i have tried a lot of stuf but currently i am running a hx35 with a 12mm(cummins) plunger pump. this winter i will build a compound setup with a td04-13 hp and the hx35 as the lp turbo.


http://youtu.be/rB7Eh1_CDHA

12mm vs stock 10mm plunger
[Image: 537pd4.jpg]

bigass china cooler
[Image: 1395389_546207718781369_1937349135_n.jpg...c58819ed57]

mechanical pump
[Image: 2uny49s.jpg]

[Image: fbjkwg.jpg]

[Image: mrz9zk.jpg]

http://youtu.be/rB7Eh1_CDHA
rolfts
11-13-2014, 12:33 PM #1

an outher dutchie is signing in! i have been reading and learing on this forum for a while but i think its time to put my project on this wall amoung all these epic oil burners.
why m51? well stock my beamer had a m21 but those heads tend to break and thier pritty costly and hard to come by.
and not to offend you guys but a benz engine into a bmw didn't seem like a good idea.

i have tried a lot of stuf but currently i am running a hx35 with a 12mm(cummins) plunger pump. this winter i will build a compound setup with a td04-13 hp and the hx35 as the lp turbo.


http://youtu.be/rB7Eh1_CDHA

12mm vs stock 10mm plunger
[Image: 537pd4.jpg]

bigass china cooler
[Image: 1395389_546207718781369_1937349135_n.jpg...c58819ed57]

mechanical pump
[Image: 2uny49s.jpg]

[Image: fbjkwg.jpg]

[Image: mrz9zk.jpg]

http://youtu.be/rB7Eh1_CDHA

Sjevsspeed.nl
twincharged

59
11-13-2014, 01:39 PM #2
maybe we can have a small diesel meet soon, il try to get the w124 roadworthy and we wil have some fun, glad to see people in holland still tuning diesels after last tax regulation changes
Sjevsspeed.nl
11-13-2014, 01:39 PM #2

maybe we can have a small diesel meet soon, il try to get the w124 roadworthy and we wil have some fun, glad to see people in holland still tuning diesels after last tax regulation changes

Tito
Holset

354
11-13-2014, 03:04 PM #3
Count me in! I thought I was unique here but the std's seem to pop up everywhere Big Grin time for a diesel performance meet!
Tito
11-13-2014, 03:04 PM #3

Count me in! I thought I was unique here but the std's seem to pop up everywhere Big Grin time for a diesel performance meet!

11-14-2014, 05:02 PM #4
Huh
(11-13-2014, 12:33 PM)rolfts an outher dutchie is signing in! i have been reading and learing on this forum for a while but i think its time to put my project on this wall amoung all these epic oil burners.
why m51? well stock my beamer had a m21 but those heads tend to break and thier pritty costly and hard to come by.
and not to offend you guys but a benz engine into a bmw didn't seem like a good idea.

i have tried a lot of stuf but currently i am running a hx35 with a 12mm(cummins) plunger pump. this winter i will build a compound setup with a td04-13 hp and the hx35 as the lp turbo.


http://youtu.be/rB7Eh1_CDHA

12mm vs stock 10mm plunger
[Image: 537pd4.jpg]

bigass china cooler
[Image: 1395389_546207718781369_1937349135_n.jpg...c58819ed57]

mechanical pump
[Image: 2uny49s.jpg]

[Image: fbjkwg.jpg]

[Image: mrz9zk.jpg]

http://youtu.be/rB7Eh1_CDHA

Confused
offroaddieselhu
11-14-2014, 05:02 PM #4

Huh

(11-13-2014, 12:33 PM)rolfts an outher dutchie is signing in! i have been reading and learing on this forum for a while but i think its time to put my project on this wall amoung all these epic oil burners.
why m51? well stock my beamer had a m21 but those heads tend to break and thier pritty costly and hard to come by.
and not to offend you guys but a benz engine into a bmw didn't seem like a good idea.

i have tried a lot of stuf but currently i am running a hx35 with a 12mm(cummins) plunger pump. this winter i will build a compound setup with a td04-13 hp and the hx35 as the lp turbo.


http://youtu.be/rB7Eh1_CDHA

12mm vs stock 10mm plunger
[Image: 537pd4.jpg]

bigass china cooler
[Image: 1395389_546207718781369_1937349135_n.jpg...c58819ed57]

mechanical pump
[Image: 2uny49s.jpg]

[Image: fbjkwg.jpg]

[Image: mrz9zk.jpg]

http://youtu.be/rB7Eh1_CDHA

Confused

rolfts
K26-2

38
11-14-2014, 06:59 PM #5
A Dutch diesel meet sounds great!

Offroaddiesel I am not sure what to make of your reply, if I am posting in the wrong section I would have been told bye now. You know a ridiculous amount about rotarys, and my methods may seem a bit unorthodox, but I always have my pumps tested afther a major overhaul. Big diameter rotary pumps might be far fetched on a rather high reving straight six. But I am sertain I can make it work!
rolfts
11-14-2014, 06:59 PM #5

A Dutch diesel meet sounds great!

Offroaddiesel I am not sure what to make of your reply, if I am posting in the wrong section I would have been told bye now. You know a ridiculous amount about rotarys, and my methods may seem a bit unorthodox, but I always have my pumps tested afther a major overhaul. Big diameter rotary pumps might be far fetched on a rather high reving straight six. But I am sertain I can make it work!

raysorenson
Superturbo

1,162
11-14-2014, 07:05 PM #6
I love the e28 and yours looks great.

Have you thought about going to an inline pump?

Does the hx35 make good pressure on this engine? What rpms do you rev to?
raysorenson
11-14-2014, 07:05 PM #6

I love the e28 and yours looks great.

Have you thought about going to an inline pump?

Does the hx35 make good pressure on this engine? What rpms do you rev to?

rolfts
K26-2

38
11-16-2014, 06:04 AM #7
I am still considering a inline pump. With an oilfilter modification and some minor machining it should work.
I'm reving to 6200rpm I have been to 6500 but it think that's a bit to harsh on stock valve springs. Even tough the engine apparently is made for high back pressure(stock turbo only has a 4cm turbine housing)
The hx35 gives usable boost at 2500rpm and you can forget about it in first.
This post was last modified: 11-16-2014, 06:07 AM by rolfts.
rolfts
11-16-2014, 06:04 AM #7

I am still considering a inline pump. With an oilfilter modification and some minor machining it should work.
I'm reving to 6200rpm I have been to 6500 but it think that's a bit to harsh on stock valve springs. Even tough the engine apparently is made for high back pressure(stock turbo only has a 4cm turbine housing)
The hx35 gives usable boost at 2500rpm and you can forget about it in first.

EDH_Performance
Holset

537
11-19-2014, 09:52 AM #8
(11-16-2014, 06:04 AM)rolfts I am still considering a inline pump. With an oilfilter modification and some minor machining it should work.
I'm reving to 6200rpm I have been to 6500 but it think that's a bit to harsh on stock valve springs. Even tough the engine apparently is made for high back pressure(stock turbo only has a 4cm turbine housing)
The hx35 gives usable boost at 2500rpm and you can forget about it in first.

I pulled mine m41d17 to over 7000rpm with no problemSmile
EDH_Performance
11-19-2014, 09:52 AM #8

(11-16-2014, 06:04 AM)rolfts I am still considering a inline pump. With an oilfilter modification and some minor machining it should work.
I'm reving to 6200rpm I have been to 6500 but it think that's a bit to harsh on stock valve springs. Even tough the engine apparently is made for high back pressure(stock turbo only has a 4cm turbine housing)
The hx35 gives usable boost at 2500rpm and you can forget about it in first.

I pulled mine m41d17 to over 7000rpm with no problemSmile

rolfts
K26-2

38
11-19-2014, 03:51 PM #9
Haha gotta love old tdses, in that case I will turn that baby right up!
rolfts
11-19-2014, 03:51 PM #9

Haha gotta love old tdses, in that case I will turn that baby right up!

EDH_Performance
Holset

537
11-21-2014, 04:05 AM #10
(11-19-2014, 03:51 PM)rolfts Haha gotta love old tdses, in that case I will turn that baby right up!

Yes, the new owner of my car dynoed it to about 170fly wheel hpSmile
You can adjust the camshaft for more bottom torque or to the top end powerSmile
It tried back and fourth, and you could really feel the difference!
EDH_Performance
11-21-2014, 04:05 AM #10

(11-19-2014, 03:51 PM)rolfts Haha gotta love old tdses, in that case I will turn that baby right up!

Yes, the new owner of my car dynoed it to about 170fly wheel hpSmile
You can adjust the camshaft for more bottom torque or to the top end powerSmile
It tried back and fourth, and you could really feel the difference!

rolfts
K26-2

38
11-23-2014, 06:14 PM #11
thas a lot for that little 4 banger, i havent been playing with it ore anything but i have set it 3 degrees advanced. never had any low end torque anyway Wink
rolfts
11-23-2014, 06:14 PM #11

thas a lot for that little 4 banger, i havent been playing with it ore anything but i have set it 3 degrees advanced. never had any low end torque anyway Wink

rolfts
K26-2

38
03-26-2015, 02:53 PM #12
putting the compound on hold for the moment, maby i will try staged(bypassing the high pressure turbine) but i have found a good turbo that should be able to push to 300hp.


i pulled the old sump, she had 400,000kms of witch the last where some hard ones.
[Image: 1508554_783786388356833_6202633689470517...b55d4c8151]

the pump is currently to a dutch tractor puller, so i can get the 12mm rotor head to work properly.
i bought a low mile m51 from a opel omega altough the engines are prity much the same the valve springs where quit diffrent!
at full lift the bmw valve springs had 80kg of force where the opel ones had only 55, obviously i switched these over.

currently waiting on some small parts, the plan will be to scaring priuses in may.
[Image: 11001841_787013388034133_599327462031590...53e7f96bc5]
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rolfts
03-26-2015, 02:53 PM #12

putting the compound on hold for the moment, maby i will try staged(bypassing the high pressure turbine) but i have found a good turbo that should be able to push to 300hp.


i pulled the old sump, she had 400,000kms of witch the last where some hard ones.
[Image: 1508554_783786388356833_6202633689470517...b55d4c8151]

the pump is currently to a dutch tractor puller, so i can get the 12mm rotor head to work properly.
i bought a low mile m51 from a opel omega altough the engines are prity much the same the valve springs where quit diffrent!
at full lift the bmw valve springs had 80kg of force where the opel ones had only 55, obviously i switched these over.

currently waiting on some small parts, the plan will be to scaring priuses in may.
[Image: 11001841_787013388034133_599327462031590...53e7f96bc5]
[Image: 11059720_794470383955100_349496250270317...697cf62276]
[Image: image.jpg?_subject_uid=19447416&w=AAAM5b...Q2lLUrBXkQ]
[Image: IMG-20150314-WA0004.jpg?_subject_uid=194...ZZ7HSTc5ww]

sorin_cel
5fingers on a hand, 5cylinders block

71
03-29-2015, 03:46 PM #13
the headgasket is a weak part in this engines...and single chain timing ...
sorin_cel
03-29-2015, 03:46 PM #13

the headgasket is a weak part in this engines...and single chain timing ...

 
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