BMW E36 M3 3.2 Engine Rebuild ( S50B32 ) Part 1

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
  • In this episode we removed the engine, disassembled and cleaned ( Part 1 )

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  • @394pjo
    @394pjo Рік тому +2

    Great video. Thank you. The S38/50/54 series of engines were works of art and are commanding big money now. I have acquired an S50B32 which I shall have installed into my E39 Touring.

  • @shifty1927
    @shifty1927 Рік тому +2

    Beautiful engine. Probably one if my favorites. Always wanted to get my hands on one and max it out. If I can make 1000whp m52 back in 2007, I can only imagine what's possible with today's tech and fueling.

  • @rcw86___29
    @rcw86___29 Рік тому

    good stuff

  • @A3T
    @A3T 2 роки тому +1

    Great work!!! What book do you have there when you start with the internals? I would also like to rebuild my engine and would also like to have some instructions about the engine...

    • @shifty1927
      @shifty1927 Рік тому +1

      I use bentley manuals for all my bmws. They're great.

    • @edtsai7975
      @edtsai7975 Рік тому

      @@shifty1927 Sorry for asking, is there any way to buy the manuals?

  • @Punkdayz
    @Punkdayz Рік тому

    They made an s50 b32?

  • @robertsturz3692
    @robertsturz3692 Рік тому

    Hey wo hast du die ganzen Dichtung gekauft für den Zylinderkopf also das komplette set weil finde leider nichts😢

    • @TorquebrosDriftTeam
      @TorquebrosDriftTeam  Рік тому

      Hey, schau mal bei Schmiedmann.com rein, da gibt es einzeln Dichtungen und auch Dichtungssätze 🤙🤙

  • @psilocybe4623
    @psilocybe4623 Рік тому

    why when i was younger, when thic car was new, someone told me that m3 engine can only factory rebuild? tat was past or stupidstatment? as i remember it was something like only factory can open and separate head and put it back...forgive me if im wrong

    • @TorquebrosDriftTeam
      @TorquebrosDriftTeam  Рік тому +3

      Hello, at the moment you can give the engine to the BMW factory for rebuilding, but only if you have a lot of money. In my opinion, if you have the skills, replacement parts and special tools, I see no problemm to do the work yourself