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Old 03-21-2009, 03:46 PM   #1
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Default 427cid LS3 with Dry Sump in E36 BMW done and running

This is customer Scooter Glass' 1994 BMW E36 that we recently completed a 427 cubic inch LS3 based conversion with a T56. Was running for the last year with a junk yard pull out LS1 and it finally locked up. Since he road races the E36 we opted for a full dry sump oil system.

With out breaking in the engine and a ultra conservative tune we got 520 rwhp and 500 rwtq on our dynojet chassis dyno.

Expecting another 10-25rwhp and similar torque when the engine is fully broken in and with a more aggressive tune.

Not bad for a 2600 lb car.





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Few more shots:
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That looks like fun
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2600 lbs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dang son,,, sleeper.. bad a$$
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Old 03-22-2009, 12:37 AM   #6
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Definitely Sick...I want one now lol.
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cool, look forward to runnin against him at eagles canyon sometime this year
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What headers are those and do you have more pics of them installed?

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Old 03-22-2009, 10:21 PM   #9
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We built them.

Few pictures:

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Very nice build and you could have some fun with people in that car for sure.

What size exhaust are you running? It looks like a single 3'' out back? Couldnt you gain more with duals tucked up nicely or atleast a single 4''? Or was the smaller exhaust chosen to keep things quiet?
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It's a single 3.5" exhaust. It's not a restriction at this power level.
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The headers look like they tuck up nice against the block. Do you have more installed pics?
Do you sell them?

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Lovely install/car!

did you use a install kit or was it a custom jobby???

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like that body style... that is definately a (sleeper, not yawn)
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Lovely install/car!

did you use a install kit or was it a custom jobby???

Chris.
We manufactured a kit and this was the car we did the development on. The owner of the car has over a year of road racing on the swap components with out one single issue (other than locking up the junkyard LS1 from too many G's on the track).

We don't pay to advertise on here so if you have further questions about our headers or the kit you can PM me.
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Just got word back that the customer was running the car hard all weekend down at Texas World Speedway with out a glitch!
I'd love to see the look on peoples faces with that thing flying by.
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This thing is stupid and ugly...
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I'm not JEALOUS!! shutup!

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what cam, intake and heads are you running on your ls3 427 stroker
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CNC LS3 heads, custom grind cam, Stock LS3 intake with FAST 92 TB.
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what drysump is on it? did you do any testing for pre/post dry sump results?

pretty cool project
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