M52 STROKER BUILD PART 3 FINAL STEPS BEFORE IT GOES BACK IN THE CAR!

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  • in this video I will show you how to install the cylinder head on the m52 engine, valvetrain and covers. with all of this done the engine is near completion. and ready to go back in the car.
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  • @smokey_1689
    @smokey_1689 6 років тому +98

    this has taught me more than the last 9 years of school

    • @ALBERTOBIGBOOST
      @ALBERTOBIGBOOST  6 років тому +27

      Smokey _ but wait.. there’s more! 🙂

    • @smokey_1689
      @smokey_1689 6 років тому

      Alberto BIGBOOST im getting hyped up for the next part man!!

    • @miguelvella1543
      @miguelvella1543 6 років тому

      Haha actually true

  • @Riprock296
    @Riprock296 6 років тому +21

    You do a great job explaining the process... Great video Boost!

  • @Troooligt123
    @Troooligt123 6 років тому +28

    Wait! you can't just take off the gears to the Vanos, you need to get a elemination plate to hold the camshaft in place! otherwise it will just wander between the max and min limit of Vanos travel, and also you need to set the timing with the chain pre tensioned to I think 3 nm. sorry for my poor english but i'm from sweden, but i have spend a lot of time working on bmw engines. Did you do the same thing with your Vanos on the last engine? cause a free travelling intake cam can propebly cause your detonation problem!

  • @gataxis7737
    @gataxis7737 6 років тому

    I have only been into "cars" for about 2 years, and I am amazed by the skill it takes to build an engine, I know its been done a lot with several engines, but to me, just from installing a few bushings, coilovers, exhaust and some other random stuff that I thought was difficult I feel doesn't even compare to the difficulty of building a reliable engine. Boost is a whole different story.

  • @Onimushia309
    @Onimushia309 6 років тому

    lol I'm in college and learning about engines right now and this build probably sums up everything I've learned.

  • @deltacharlieecho4732
    @deltacharlieecho4732 3 роки тому

    I know I'm a little late to the party, but your videos have helped me out immensely with my turbo e46 project.
    Thanks for everything you've done and do.

  • @RonnieColedong
    @RonnieColedong 6 років тому +4

    Alberto, thanks so much for such detailed instruction. Your videos have taught me so much. Thank you brother.

  • @deltacharlieecho4732
    @deltacharlieecho4732 Рік тому

    I'm back Alberto, just wanted to say thanks for including the cam timing locking procedure. Just did it and I feel way more confident in my e36's ability than I have in a while. Just did a complete refresh on the vacuum system at the same time. Looking forward to new content.

  • @vadman3629
    @vadman3629 6 років тому

    Excellent videos Alberto. Keep up the good work!

  • @mxszoniq5757
    @mxszoniq5757 6 років тому

    you have taught me quite a bit about these motors. thought about swapping a m52 into a 325CI. now I understand how these in specific go togeather with the vanoss junk. thanks!

  • @danielridley9740
    @danielridley9740 5 років тому

    this guy explains everything simple to understand and do it...great vid

  • @cjporta5869
    @cjporta5869 3 роки тому

    Badass videos😎 Thank you for being so knowledgeable and in-depth!

  • @eduardopalma4238
    @eduardopalma4238 5 років тому

    i am from brazil and you helped me a lot. i've an e46 320i and i'm putting the 3.0 kit, m54 engine, but you helped me a lot thank you very much.

  • @marc-antoinecouillard5014
    @marc-antoinecouillard5014 6 років тому

    Alberto good job i'm following you since the begining, the videos got really better, you explain well keep going!

  • @alberto1690
    @alberto1690 6 років тому

    Thanks for the content!
    This is very valuable information that takes years to acquire.

  • @RevereMason
    @RevereMason 6 років тому

    This is why I watch your Chanel I’ve learned a lot thank you @BIGBOOST

  • @thatsubieguy2233
    @thatsubieguy2233 6 років тому

    It's always nice to start the morning with some BIG BOOST!

  • @StanleyKubick1
    @StanleyKubick1 6 років тому

    love this series, learning a lot. FIY, the "guide pins" (0:40) are called dowels

  • @BraddJekki
    @BraddJekki 6 років тому +2

    You're doing really well with this mini series man - keep it up!

  • @matthewsmith8714
    @matthewsmith8714 6 років тому +1

    I love your channel so much, you are really helpful with everything., but what I don't understand is all that help you've done for Adam. I never see him in your videos helping you. It's common courtesy in the racing scene. You help him, he helps you. But he doesn't. I do it every weekend with friends and my cousin racing. If their motors blow, we are there until the motor is built, then they are there to help me. It's how it goes..

  • @zidiqbal1542
    @zidiqbal1542 6 років тому

    Got to love alberto enjoy his videos learn so much... need your own shop again... we watching you from england pal

  • @travysorona4346
    @travysorona4346 6 років тому +6

    I love Alberto's videos

  • @frOstMasTer23
    @frOstMasTer23 6 років тому

    every time i watch a alberto bigboost video i have to watch it twice because i fall asleep the first time

  • @zachfluff2758
    @zachfluff2758 6 років тому +58

    He missed a bolt again

    • @joshuabartch2875
      @joshuabartch2875 6 років тому

      Zach Foreman where

    • @valeraman13
      @valeraman13 6 років тому +2

      Joshua Bartch 11:03

    • @KasamS
      @KasamS 6 років тому +1

      Yea the one on the exhaust sider near the front of the engine, but her torqued it down another 2 times after that so it should still be good

    • @Atipam
      @Atipam 6 років тому

      yeah :D

    • @thestunner711
      @thestunner711 6 років тому +3

      he torqued them three times 25 50 75, there is no way that he left a nut loose.

  • @topper348
    @topper348 6 років тому +1

    probably one of the best videos yet!

  • @pimnmike
    @pimnmike 6 років тому

    Great video Big Boost

  • @BrianLaplante
    @BrianLaplante 6 років тому +1

    need the videos to catch up! definitely want to see this running (after the rod is re tightened)

  • @peacewar5498
    @peacewar5498 6 років тому +4

    The Erza Scarlet background is really dope i didn't realize you watched anime xD

  • @julioyt1368
    @julioyt1368 6 років тому +3

    Man super detailed keep it up thanks for the last response 😁

  • @TanisC2zz
    @TanisC2zz 6 років тому

    Hell yeah Alberto that's dedication!!

  • @KieranHarveh
    @KieranHarveh 6 років тому

    Nobody hates you Marcos youre one of a kind.

  • @cumminsMoney
    @cumminsMoney 6 років тому

    Man your the man bro hard work pays off keep on going..

  • @rithyplpl5031
    @rithyplpl5031 6 років тому

    I have learned a lot from your 3 videos, thank man. :)

  • @KrausesCars
    @KrausesCars 6 років тому

    Love the video man cant wait till its in the car!!!

  • @AdammP
    @AdammP 6 років тому

    I think the correct term for those manifold nuts is 'copper flashed' non the less. Great build big boost!

  • @jspeedracing
    @jspeedracing 6 років тому

    Keep up the good work big boost! E36!

  • @rorydavies1
    @rorydavies1 6 років тому

    real good video!!!!!!! keep it up BIGOOST

  • @edwinriveraoriginal
    @edwinriveraoriginal 6 років тому

    Awesome videos...love it!!!

  • @rockinguitar101
    @rockinguitar101 6 років тому

    The weld on the exhaust manifold looks like a hurricane weld

  • @xqxsurf
    @xqxsurf 6 років тому

    hell yeah some quality content after a long night out :)

  • @ezequiel5510
    @ezequiel5510 6 років тому

    genio total !

  • @KaloCarras
    @KaloCarras 6 років тому +4

    Puerto Ricans we can work on anything 💪💪💪

  • @josegalvan8612
    @josegalvan8612 6 років тому

    keep up the hard work

  • @WelcomeToTheMadness
    @WelcomeToTheMadness 6 років тому +1

    Shorties in the back knocked out is the highlight of support....She's going to jump up later..."WHAT, I wasn't sleeping I just nodded off a little bit!"

  • @gamer4life9589
    @gamer4life9589 6 років тому +6

    amazing work alberto, i wanna be like you one day :)

    • @AlphaFlight
      @AlphaFlight 6 років тому

      leo wins become Cuban first

    • @ALBERTOBIGBOOST
      @ALBERTOBIGBOOST  6 років тому +2

      Cuban?? Why cuban? Lol

    • @spoola__
      @spoola__ 6 років тому

      Alberto BIGBOOST porti Rican

    • @gamer4life9589
      @gamer4life9589 6 років тому

      dont understand either, i ment like his life style not his language or where he is from.

  • @ermerijc5398
    @ermerijc5398 6 років тому

    From an e36 owner to another, keep up the awesome work! Any thoughts on having your own garage someday? I would have you do a sick build for me!

  • @onhawaii
    @onhawaii 6 років тому +1

    You did not put a gasket in when you mounted the oil pump.... the one for the oil lines into the engine block.

  • @EURORehabTV
    @EURORehabTV 6 років тому

    Big boost watch my vr6 turbo headgasket rebuild video i show you a awesome technique to setting the head on the block by cutting the head off the oem head bolts on 3 of them them install all your other bolt/studs and remove the old as you go.. makes putting the head on so much easier and guarantees it goes on perfectly the first time..

  • @gespinal0301
    @gespinal0301 6 років тому +4

    Isn't it a good idea to either safety wire or tack weld the oil pump nut? At higher RPMs the nut is known to come loose.

    • @bigwu100
      @bigwu100 5 років тому +1

      I was wondering about that myself, at least use lock tight.

  • @bigwu100
    @bigwu100 5 років тому

    I wish id have kept my m50 pre vanos motor outa my 91 525i and found a matching 5 Spd also had a 400 modified outa of a71 ltd. that was a torq monster also as was the m50

  • @xmax800
    @xmax800 6 років тому

    further details on cam installation would have been nice. fav youtube content tho

  • @tehklauser636
    @tehklauser636 6 років тому +2

    that is a fine piece of engineering

    • @AlphaFlight
      @AlphaFlight 6 років тому

      Teh Klauser not really. They break down every 50k

    • @tehklauser636
      @tehklauser636 6 років тому +2

      If I want your opinion, I'll give it to you

    • @MrDanielsahne
      @MrDanielsahne 5 років тому +1

      @@AlphaFlight Bmws straight 6 engines are really reliable lol

  • @radenmt2793
    @radenmt2793 4 роки тому

    can you bottom mount the exhaust manifold? im planing on doing the same thing for my m52tub25 engine and i want the turbo to be hidden

  • @TheMatrixcube
    @TheMatrixcube 6 років тому

    Good video ! Love enginebuilding ... sadly this is rare over here in belgium
    A question why does one cam have a cover and not the other one?

    • @vqmyguy3973
      @vqmyguy3973 6 років тому +1

      TheMatrixcube don't know much about BMW engines but im guessing it only has variable timing on the intake cam. (Vanos)

    • @TheMatrixcube
      @TheMatrixcube 6 років тому

      VQ MyGuy
      Hadnt tought of that thanx man ! ++

  • @Dan_the_Great_
    @Dan_the_Great_ 6 років тому

    If I honestly had money in my pocket for you to teach me how to work on these type of engines and so on I'll do so. I love how you follow the specs and procedures. That's a true mechanic there.

  • @anders949494
    @anders949494 6 років тому

    hope you put locktit on the the oil pump gear nut

  • @Einimas
    @Einimas 6 років тому

    I am always putting regular permatex gray on exhaust gaskets, ant it always holds.

  • @Skully002
    @Skully002 6 років тому

    My own experience with engine building would have lead me to give the block-side threads on the studs a light coat of the ARP grease, but the difference in applied torque is likely too small to be of consequence, especially with those fire-rings, which are friggin trick as hell. All in all, good work. Maybe try getting a nap here or there during the build? Cup of tea? A coke?

  • @vipecrx
    @vipecrx 6 років тому

    Why are you not using the M3 oil filter housing?

  • @MrOfBubbles
    @MrOfBubbles 6 років тому

    As a newbie, I've got two questions:
    First of all, while you're installing head studs, you torque them down just by hand, then put washers and nuts lastly. So that means that if you tightens those nuts (right with specs) it torques down those studs all the way down? I don't know if it's clear what I'm trying to tell.
    And second: How do you know, that camshafts are positioned correctly? You showed us those two dots facing up, but I'm not sure it's up related to the lifter trays or just straight up related to the floor.
    And I'm sorry for not the best language :)
    Keep doing what you're doing, I love watching this kind of videos!

  • @AkaimMedia
    @AkaimMedia 6 років тому

    You didnt weld oilpump nut? Or did you even put thread locker on it? Ive heard, that they get loose really easily. And why you didnt put head studs before putting head on it? But great work anyway! Im just asking my stupid questions ;D

  • @maxmane1
    @maxmane1 6 років тому

    Damn that you know what you are talking about

  • @michealwilson3330
    @michealwilson3330 6 років тому

    im lost but last video you did the cam shafts ... now you are doing the head gasket again and the pistons look old

  • @asht5381
    @asht5381 6 років тому +1

    @Alberto BIGBOOST are all straight 6 engines set out similar to this?

  • @Viralvideosandcomments
    @Viralvideosandcomments 5 років тому

    What’s the head gasket brand I cannot find it?

  • @TheKnightOperator
    @TheKnightOperator 6 років тому

    forgot to torque one of you head nuts to 25ftlbs. it likely wont matter. enjoying the build ;)

  • @ScottJDF
    @ScottJDF 6 років тому

    Are they standard pistons

  • @brotasticallyswagalicious9434
    @brotasticallyswagalicious9434 6 років тому +1

    How was his e36 working in the previous video when he hasn't finished building the engine and his previous engine blew up?

  • @Captaindan7141
    @Captaindan7141 6 років тому

    Hey Alberto, who was in the Marine Corps?

  • @almasa10
    @almasa10 6 років тому

    camshaft timing and vanos?

  • @benjamun3058
    @benjamun3058 6 років тому

    Didn't the last engine blow because of vanos delete? What's different this time?

  • @mohamedmostafa-zc5ju
    @mohamedmostafa-zc5ju 6 років тому

    What is the compression ratio of the engine?

  • @BigMattRob
    @BigMattRob 2 роки тому

    Sorry but what was the reason you didnt use the vanos/put the vanos back on?
    If doing this engine build is it better to not have it or was it just for time purposes you didnt put it on?

  • @Jtdedeaux
    @Jtdedeaux 6 років тому

    What exhaust manifold is that?

  • @numinous4789
    @numinous4789 6 років тому +2

    Just curious: do those "cut rings" that you're using on the head gasket have an impact on how many times you can re-surface the head? It seems like it would; then again, they may only have a minimal impact on the head material itself. It almost seems like an alternative to o-ringing/copper wiring your block. I wonder if they lower your compression too?
    Oh, and I keep saying it, but you keep not responding: run an ethanol mix (E25-E30) or/and (I'd definitely do BOTH - I do on my own car) spray water-methanol! You will have a HUGE safety layer via temp reduction and octane boost, and prevent the same thing happening again, plus hundreds of degrees cooler cylinders will make your arguably tight ring-endgap choices much less likely to be an issue. You can safely run more timing for more power reliably and make your turbo last longer by not having to wind it up as much! Win, win, win!!!

  • @melvinnathan3024
    @melvinnathan3024 6 років тому

    A year of college only to learn this in a few videos,

  • @lsxs10e90
    @lsxs10e90 6 років тому

    Engine looks great, you could eat off of it!! 👍 👌

  • @EURORehabTV
    @EURORehabTV 6 років тому

    torque specs on the oil pump bolts.. 2 ugga dugga lol that was a brave move big boost lol

    • @EURORehabTV
      @EURORehabTV 6 років тому

      Does the cut ring gasket change the compression any???

  • @hinds90
    @hinds90 6 років тому

    Been out of the loop. What happened to the lz guys garage

  • @DkingE39
    @DkingE39 6 років тому

    Does anyone know what's the name of the head gasket he installed

  • @gergelypetrilla1793
    @gergelypetrilla1793 6 років тому +1

    your beard grew :D yesterday video

  • @kylechupick2232
    @kylechupick2232 6 років тому

    Why didn’t you put any assembly grease on the head stud going into the block

  • @xmikex3x4x
    @xmikex3x4x 6 років тому

    What torque wrench is that

  • @driftbeam8624
    @driftbeam8624 5 років тому

    i want to stroke an m50 with m54b30 piston rods and crank
    but i want to ask you if you know the valve pocket depth of m54 piston is much smaller than the m50s...
    do you know if that is a problem?

    • @AccessMental
      @AccessMental 4 роки тому

      its not an issue the m54 pistons sit more than 2mm below the deck of the m50

  • @IndiansAuto
    @IndiansAuto 6 років тому

    No oil pump gasket?

  • @adriantoia
    @adriantoia 5 років тому

    what valve cover is that ?

  • @carsonteague7242
    @carsonteague7242 6 років тому

    2:45 gotcha

  • @marcomelgoza8775
    @marcomelgoza8775 6 років тому +4

    What kind of impact gun do you have I’m in the market for one

    • @ALBERTOBIGBOOST
      @ALBERTOBIGBOOST  6 років тому +3

      Marco Melgoza ingresor rand

    • @marcomelgoza8775
      @marcomelgoza8775 6 років тому

      Thank you keep up the awesome videos big boost

    • @sellsytv3184
      @sellsytv3184 6 років тому +1

      Get a matco , snap ons are garbage i had one and it broke

  • @ionx1198
    @ionx1198 6 років тому +3

    what type of torque wrench is that? I can see it's Snap On but can somebody link me this wrench?

    • @Upstate_JDM
      @Upstate_JDM 6 років тому

      Vlad ZSX store.snapon.com/TechAngle-174-Models-2-Accuracy-Ratcheting-Flex-Head-1-2-Drive-Flex-Head-TechAngle-Torque-Wrench-12-5-250-ft-lb--P906431.aspx

  • @import702
    @import702 6 років тому

    Alberto I hope you did not tighten down the studs. They are supposed to be hand snug and every thread lubed up with the Arp provided grease...

  • @XxRyAlxXisryan
    @XxRyAlxXisryan 6 років тому

    Why install the vanos later??

  • @chistianjensen1059
    @chistianjensen1059 6 років тому

    what kind of torque wrench are you useing?

    • @Upstate_JDM
      @Upstate_JDM 6 років тому

      Chistian Jensen store.snapon.com/TechAngle-174-Models-2-Accuracy-Ratcheting-Flex-Head-1-2-Drive-Flex-Head-TechAngle-Torque-Wrench-12-5-250-ft-lb--P906431.aspx

  • @joselitomiranda1084
    @joselitomiranda1084 6 років тому

    Alberto con todo respeto deberías hablar un poco de PR en tu canal para q le gente hagan donación para todas las familias en PR

  • @Destinationundetermined
    @Destinationundetermined 6 років тому

    Bigboost will you be going to mystery meat?

  • @denizhogea7915
    @denizhogea7915 6 років тому

    Well...
    I think i know what my first car will be...
    hopefully i can find one :))

  • @oldassaccount9034
    @oldassaccount9034 6 років тому

    Noice

  • @Barrenchats
    @Barrenchats 6 років тому

    May teh Boost be with you, she's not into head...work

  • @whocares961
    @whocares961 6 років тому

    Very cool channel Alberto! I´m a german fan ;-) of you, Adam LZ an Taylor Ray...
    Where did you get all your knowledge? How long are you working with engines and cars?
    Where die you learn all that?
    You seem to be better than some german pro´s ;-)
    "sorry for my bad english"

  • @ashaik6947
    @ashaik6947 6 років тому +16

    This might be rude but I don't mean it to be. Where is BBA from? Can't figure out his accent

  • @lokom18
    @lokom18 6 років тому +2

    Love bmw