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auto ispred je 320d, bilstein b4, sportline opruge, ns2r, naprijed mrvicu vise cambera nego original, stage 1

no, rwd only

Its way too long gearing, good for daily tbh, but not for acceleration.

custom made, "elmet" company from Zagreb

​@@TomoReso well, 0-100 seems quite good, ~5 sec. then from 140km/h it couldn't catch up breath. for daily street driving I guess it's fun to drive. I've got M54B25 and was thinking about M62. for street purpose it would be enough I guess.

@@luptakt its just like you said. For b25 it would make a lot more sense, if you can make it for cheap, its a great little mod.

​@@TomoReso one more thing. M62 was used on US 3.8l cars. so it depends what you expect from supercharger, what is your power goal. the problem of this is, that with turbo, if the power gain is not enough, you just replace turbo, give it larger intercooler and you're fine. with eaton M90 or M112, you need to start from scratch. custom bracket, custom piping, another belt, etc. nothing fits. I'm not going to race with it, but I'm sceptic... so exactly as you said, if you can dyi it completely for cheap, then it's great little mod. unfortunately I have doubts that I can completely dyi it. :D

@@luptakt m62 is easy to fit as its quite small, the biggest hussle is to make a bracket or carrier for it and align it perfectly so the belt is nice, tight and straight. The rest is not a big deal. You forgot that tuning supercharged engine is far more simple then turbo, and does not require often a new ecu/standalone. IDK, if you were close id gladly assist you.

There was a forum with head flow comparison, m54, m50, s54 etc, and there it was clearly shown that m54 stock intake is the worst. I can make a video of what I did, basically I have cleaned up the intake port, there is a lot of cleaning to do. Not only the cast marks, but uneven transitions etc. Most of the time ive spent around the valves and valve guides, I did not enlarge the port openings even one bit. I did the same for exhaust side, but there was far less job to do as I remember. Do not port the shorter radius side. You want smooth consistent ports with nice transitions, larger is not always better. You want the size to be efficient and just enough to not choke the engine. What I did also was add an angle to the valve seat and the valves as well. Ive also modified the chamber side of the head as well, when valves open a bit they have a flow path all around them now, unlike before. If you are not in a hurry I strongly advise you to look up David Vizard on yt, he Is an elderly man extremely experienced and has a lot of videos explaining what works and what doesnt. Also put video speed at least to 1.25, youl get why :D. I really think I did a good job, there was gains and no losses, but sadly I can not prove it now as I do not have the logs no more and an engine is supercharged. I could tho remove the supercharger and make few more maf logs and compare it to other engines. I urge you to do logs before and after.

@@TomoReso Thanks a lot for the super detailed reply! I was planning on installing an M50B25 intake manifold (which ideally needs port matching - hence the original question, why not go a little further, especially with the cams!), Schrick 272/256 cams, Mahle forged 10.5:1 pistons... the goal is to make it a nice OEM+ street engine with proper pulling power up to 7k. The car has currently got an M54B22, and I definitely believe a few horses have left the stable. It already has a 3.38 diff from the factory and even with the cams and M50 manifold, the B30 will make a good bunch more torque than the 2.2 so I'm fine with that. As long as it pulls hard above 4k and sounds good, I'll be happy :D What tools did you use for porting? You did everything yourself, without any professional help, correct? I'll definitely look up David Vizard. I was planning on learning how to log and remap with this project too. A friend has experience with remapping on E85 so we'll work on this together. Especially given how much info there is out there! Thanks again

@@nvl2691 M50b25manifold produces awesome sound above 6500rpm as to where m54 dampens the sound a lot. Powerwise dont expect a lot from it (manifold alone). It seems like a cool project, will sound and feel nice. All of the work I did myself, using basic cheap tools. Electric drill with cord extension if its called like that, and various bits i got with it. Also spraying wd40 on aluminium or the bits every now and then keeps the bits from filling with aluminium, makes for the better work. Took me about 15+ hours to port the head and valves. Could be done faster ofc, but I always think like i have to do it only once, slowly and patiently, and ive made no errors in process. I actually quite liked the porting job, was fun. Always glad to help if I can so no worries.

Great results and advice, if you could take the time to make a video and discuss it, I'm sure it would benefit the M54 community. Thanks!

@@TomoReso what do you think about porting m54 exhaust ports to the same size as the exhaust manifold and the gasket?

of course. you have a map called full load enrichment, so ive set my supercharger to activate only on full load, then with additional air additional fuel comes. Perfect ecu for supercharger.

no, i thought of installing one.

@@TomoReso Original E30 ABS is not so good :)

@@alex230ro I was thinking about putting e36 or e46 abs unit

Good for stage 1, no problem.

Andata, ridotta ad atomi

@@TomoReso se per un lungo tratto e parliamo di anche soli 10 km vai a 200 kmh si brucia anche se è stage 1 cosa che non succede con la macchina in originale

@@zibiggi such car, from a friend, completed 2 track days on grobnik circuit already, if oil and water temperature is fine, an engine will be fine for ages.

does it really xD? never thought of comparing the two... if so, yes it is amazing...

more fascinating is that 2 litre diesel can accelerate faster then m3 e46 and all that with average consumption of 5l/100km.

I dont know, I reset it and after like 1000 kilometers it turns on...

@@TomoResoit's supposed to do that, oil changes need to be that frequent on a BMW

@@sizquirt thats not normal, 1k kilomiters... regular intervals are about 10 000 kilometers. Americans like to do 5-6000 mile intervals...

original siemens ms43

i ja bi finu kamatarku

slob ih ima jel bolji 2.0 ili 2.5@@TomoReso

jel ne mozes to uvozit recimo iz hrvatske u bih

E34 je postao jako rijedak, bar tu kod nas. Za ganjazu e46, zakon platforma, a za ostalo kako ko voli, i e36 i e34 su fora auti.

Haha, to je muzika od barbe Gasera bila :D

go for either of those two, tho it will be more complicated due to supercharger size. Powerwise m62 makes little sense, m90 or m112 are way better.

@@TomoReso M112 from 4.2 range rover , ı can find more easy , what ı must more be careful about sc from your experience ı will make everything from my hand intake air pipes or size of pipes , or pulley size etc etc … thx

@@ACuriousManontheIsland you should look for rotor slack and rotor coating, if it has a lot of scratches or if coating falls off it becomes less effective. Try to spin it with a drill and listen. Look up on youtube as well, there are videos about it.

Dok otvorim firmu budem vjerojatno i ostalima koju modifikaciju odradio :) Ovako okolo frendovima jesam, ukljucujuci i Gaseru s videa ciji je auto bio... U planu je i mehanika i mapiranje (sto vec i radim, al ugl frendovima ili sebi)

aha vazi @@TomoReso , onaj odakli si koji grad ako moze

@@ThatOneAgarAgarioThePro Rijeka

Thanks for the kind words!

Za ovaj motor i ovakav rezultat netreba nista posebno... Sada da ga ponovo radim isao bi na: -m54b25 usisnu granu (provjereno dobra na ovom istom motoru koji je na videu, dyno) -pletene ispusne grane samo da su cim duze cijevi (moze i ebay neka jeftina) -ugradio bi natezac lanca uljne pumpe 06A115130B da se ne odsarafi matica, iako nisam nikada imao taj problem -portao bi kanale na glavi (ne sirio nego samo odljev ispravio, ima jako puno nepravilnosti u kanalima, i usisnim i ispusnim) -dobar remap na valjcima gdje ce ti se netko poigrat i sa predpaljenjem i vanosom. 7000 - 7300 rpm limit. Diff 3.46 ili slicno. Zavrsio bis i sa boljim rezultatom od ovog, cca 210+ hp ako se portanje odradi kako spada... "jeftina a dobra solucija" PS Gaser je bio vlasnik auta, a ne ja :DD, motor je nekad bio moj u E30 karoseriji.

@@TomoReso Hvala puno na savjetima ja bi vjr stavio m54b30 usisnu granu te bi stavio bregaste od 3.0 samo nigdje nemogu nac dali je potrebno stavljati veci maf od 3.0 i dali se to opce moze bez da se stavi ms43 ? Okretaji bi išli na 7k tako da upareni sa 3.38 difon ide prve 2 do 100 ... I dali znaš nekog dobrog u hrv da zna šta radi da mi može napravit tuning . Cilj mi je negdje 240 konja al koliko je to realno nez !

@@g.g4816 jako mala ti je razlika u konjazi izmedju m54b25 i m54b30 usisne grane, kanali su gotovo identicni. Prednost kod b25 je da ne treba adapter ako se dobro sjecam, za klapnu gasa b28. 240ks je nategnuto jako, cca 225ks je moguce za setup koji si naveo. Od tunera preporucam jedino erca, nas poznati tuner iz zga me je bio zalevatio nazalost i upravo to me je odvelo u tuning vode da i mapiram sam. Jedino baci upit 926 garage, mislim da ce ti se jedino oni poigrat sa mapom, pitaj, pricaj sa njima nista te ne kosta. PS m52tu i m54 glave stvarno nemaju neki flow, m50 ima cak 10% bolji flow, tako da ti se isplati pocistit kanale malo sa biaksom, ne sirit nego ispravit nepravilnosti. Sve skupa bit ce ti ok setup taj, ulozeno dobiveno super.

@@TomoReso hvala cim sredim djece bolesti auta prebacujem se na tuning hvala ti jos jednom

It will, yes. There is quite a lot ignition advance on this little engine.

It does not look fast yes, but looking other videos on yt, it does seem on par or faster then many...

lol slow what u mean thats very good for 220hp and its weight why talk nosense.

You can't push that much torque on stock turbo, if you have dyno figure with that much torque then it's a fake dyno. Do a 100-200 kmh with dragy or gps and check it.

@@piovo5222 yes you can push that much on b47. You need intake and downpipe

@@PKperformanceEU 240bhp doesn't mathematically make sense with only 500-530nm on a 4 cylinder diesel. 240bhp is a max 460-470nm.

You should be worried, the car was my brothers, then we sold it to a friend. It has known history and was serviced every 10k km. His timing chain broke in the morning on literally no no throttle, 50 meters from his house, at around 1000rpm. There was no chain noise, i have changed few chains already on other cars and i know what noise to listen to. So, my advice, if you like your car and would like to keep it, plan to change the chain. Dont go for cheapest chains, but swag brand is durable enough, best would be oem.

eaton m62, small supercharger.

Those engines are bulletproof if maintained properly. Same goes for e46 as a car. Engine as an engine is really reliable. IMO if it does not consume much oil, like 1L per 1000km, you will be fine. If it does not consume oil, the rest is simple, few gasket changes, sensors, rubber boots, not a big deal if needed. Its a great car and an engine to own if you can do the simple mechanics yourself. The community is great, many parts available, and its an never aging design. I will own one e46 ci myself one day. Its a blast on a track day with it, beautiful daily car with just enough of tech with it. If you do decide to look it up, please take it to a lift, check for cracks at the subframe mounting points on chassis as well as front suspension tower cracks (if its called like that). Check for corrosion too.

6000 is way to expensive. I bought my manual 330Ci M-Sport II for less than that and with 223'000 km (it's my profile picture, miss it terribly). I just bought a 320i 2.2 Touring manual with 289k km for... 300 euros. Running and driving

@@nvl2691 thats great value, however in my country, prices went horribly high for an e46 coupe.

@@TomoReso Coupé prices are similar here. But you have to be patient and quick when the right opportunity arises. Plan for the Touring is rebuilt M54B30 swap and retrofitting the rough-road suspension package, should be some sort of rallye car thing that I can drive through fields whenever I want to

@@nvl2691 sounds fun

yes, i noticed heat soak with stock intercooler, it looses hp on longer runs... those are some good numbers, 326hp! congratz

How's the 8hp45 holding up?

yes, something like that. 0.5 on really low rpm, 0.3 mid to top rpm

​@@TomoResoWhy don't you increase the pressure?

@@harunpolat7628 because this small supercharger is already on the limit, at 7000 engine rpm it spins about 15600rpm... max safe limit is suposed to be at 14000 rpm so.... also for an e30 300hp is enough, only recently when i put 225 tyres its balanced nicely, in future i might go 350 to 400hp but with turbo combined woth this supercharger.

@@TomoReso What is your ratio?

@@harunpolat7628 2.17, 210mm crankshaft pulley, 96.5 or 98mm stock supercharger pulley, i forgot :D

That was my car setup originally, its decent yes.

Exactly, maybe in near future i will go and remap it again, this time loaning a dyno, to see what is it capable of.

@@TomoReso You could do knock map whit rr it was around 30 some for me if i remember correctly, throwed 50€ b30 cam there but base tune is useless whit those and most gains come from ignition tune anyway since its so mild.

@@TomoReso You might want to eyeball b25 fuel maps and full load maps a bit once you go closer to knock limit whit ignition tune.

@@winha1435 that is more or less what i did here, i went slightly more agressive then b25 with ignition. Fuel is not needed to adjust. Weirdly enough b22 has more ignition advance at low to mid rpm, less up top. I dont remember what i did with vanos and disa. I did do small adjustments too.

@@TomoReso it has so much so at low that rr register it as knock, b22 factory bin is a fuking mess :D theres some randomnes on b25 maps too, it looks like b30 is only one that is ironed out.

3.45 is probably the best.

Somebody saying 1 and 2 very low with 3.46 . Whats your top speed with 3.64

@@aniluzun2321 yes, you need 3rd gear to reach 100kmh, very short gearing, but in my opinion by far the best ratios, really gets the most out of b28 engine. Top speed with 195/50R15 and 3.64 diff (e39 gearbox) was about 210kmh @7200 rpm, gps speed. For 3.45 diff @7200 rpm it would be +10kmh, so about 220kmh gps. 1. gear max 53KMH 2. gear max 88KMH 3. gear max 135KMH 4. gear max 185KMH 5. gear max 225KMH I currently use 2.65 and for daily its great, but it kills the acceleration a lot even with m54b30 (3.0l) engine.

@@TomoReso whata your offer for me bro, i have m52b28 engine Zf 2.8 5 speed gearbox 15 bbs with 205/55/15 / 215/55/15 3.64 or 3.45 i. I could not decide. I don't want it to be bulky either.

@@aniluzun2321 well, best improvement i ever made on e30 was 225/45r16 handling wise, and the feel is just right! I would go with 205/55R15 which is right dimension for E30, or 205/50R15 which is wrong, it will read wrong KMH, but looks better. 3.45 is very good ratio for E30 with around 200hp. 3.64 is maybe a little bit short, but good as well.

Sadly I dont. I do remember I was cutting it and welding it, you can see the placement ive made on this video. I dont remember about the cable either, I usualy work with what I have at hand. The cable had to make 180 deg turn to pull a throttle, which isnt optimal but it worked flawlessly.

@@TomoReso yeah i saw. I think I might gonna use a rhd cable to get some extra length. 🙂 Did you change anything in the tune for the bigger injectors?

@@FilipBorjesson yes, ive used m52b28 pink injectors for correct spray angle, and ive had to change fueling by some percentage, i cant remember how much, i think it was 10-15%. Maybe i can find the map, i think a friend of mine has it still on a laptop, as back then i used his laptop for the tune :D

@@FilipBorjesson here you go, to the left is stock m52tub28 fuel map and full load enrichment, to the right is m50 intake on it and pink m52b28 injectors. I see i have actually added more fuel, not less, meaning they were smaller then original injectors... i.postimg.cc/65DW7WHv/image-2023-08-13-193315368.png Also, there are gains in ignition timing and vanos settings (even with original intake manifold). But this is best to be done on a dyno. Also its worth to mention ive used wideband o2 sensor to dial the fueling, 14.7:1 idle, about 12.5:1 full load.

@@TomoReso I'm now complete with the conversion but the car runs very bad. I haven't used your table yet for tuning but the pink injectors should be bigger than the stock long tip ones. I might change to green m50 injectors and try if that will improve the engine.

Yes.

@@TomoReso i have getrag with orginal m52b28 but its not running . Thank you i wanna get one zf

I already have zf 2.8 . Will update , What can i use flywheel and clutch kit . Standart m52 2.8 i , you have any oem part number ?

​@@aniluzun2321 You have m52 or m52tu? Single or dual vanos? If you look in catalog, they are not interchangeable, but ive read on some forum long time ago it fits. I used M54b30 dmf and clutch pack and it worked with m52tub28 and m54b30 engine with e39 ZF gearbox.

@@TomoReso i have m52b28 single vanos from e39 528. A few used with getrag but is not running very well. I already have new zf 2.8 now . Im thinking about dual mass flywheel and clutch kit . Somebody using standart 2.0 2.5 kit somebody using m54 b30 kit . All fit with zf . Just i need your offer which is will be fine

nah, it was about 190.

@@TomoReso let it be

@@clutchkick5593 it was 187 on gps @ 200kmh tacho :D so there is that, still closer then 170 ;)

Kako mogu pomoci :)?

@@TomoReso imam par pitanja pa da nepisemo ovde

@@TomoReso zdravo naisao sam na vas video Dali ima uputstvo kako mogu ga sam cipovati na stage 1

Hello. I sold them after the video to a friend that used them for drifting and burnouts, for cheap. I have replaced them with a set of new nankang ns2r, also 195 50 r15, and im really happy. I just bought a 2nd set of ns2r in 225 46 r16 which are now on the car. No negatives compared to rs pro tyres, everywhere better a little bit, and no cracking.

very little

Motor was double vanos, m52tub28, with m50b25 intake manifold.

@@TomoReso Ok. How you connected ecu and wire throttle body? originally is cable + wires

@@mladenrs4203 Throttle body is m52tub28, original. Electronic jack is connected as original too, the only problem was steel throttle cable holder, so i made an adapter, not hard to do. If you look for performance alone, it is not worth upgrade over m54b25 or m54b30 intake manifold. Tested all three. What is your project or goal?

@@TomoReso Mine is also 2.8 m52tu, I swapped m50 intake manifold, rebored hole for 82mm n62b44 throttle body (waiting to arrive), next week will complete it. Car ecu and harness is swapped from ms42 to ms43 so now its like m54b28. Also exhaust manifold is swapped for schmiedmann. Goal is to be little simplier under the hood, little faster. Waiting TB to arrive and see.

@@mladenrs4203 Cool project, let us know how it turned out!

Sadly not yet, with logs it should be 290 to 300hp.

@@TomoReso do you know maybe how much boost ia it making? Stock ecu or standalone?

@@maticomahen7498 depending on rpm, 0.3 to 0.5 bar, 970 kg/hr maf reading, nearly at the limit in 1024 mode, stock ecu handles great this engine with sc and lower boost.

@@TomoReso what size pulleys do you have? You should be getting more boost with this charger

@@maticomahen7498 210 crankshaft pulley, 93.5 standard eaton pulley, 2.24 ratio giving 15680 supercharger rpm at 7000 engine rpm. Boost is not as calculated, 0.5 bar, well not always at every rpm, but the calculation for stock maf limit is nearly dead on precise using maf logs. The air drawn into the engine is as it should be, it all depends how well your engine is breathing, ive also ported the supercharger and engine head, so i believe it all flows good.

A metal plate to create a mounting point for supercharger, mini cooper supercharger bypass valve, ive had already adjustable fuel pressure regulator and wideband o2 sensor with digital display for air fuel ratio, a custom crankshaft pulley and 6 channel belt, an intercooler of some bmw, fabricated my own inlet and outlet of supercharger to be able to connect all the piping, a relay and a fuse for supercharger, silicone hoses and metal pipes for supercharger. Supercharger is controlled by original ms43 ecu which works out perfectly.

Tomo imo bi interesa za taki projekt pa da mozda se cujemo malo

Im surprised theres even this much difference...It is noticeable in daily use. Its just a "small" 6cil engine, naturally aspirated, with no mods but ecu tune. Even 10 horsepower gain would be much IMO...

@@TomoResoyep when tuning a N/A its hard to easily make huge numbers

nearly a second 0-60 s a massive gain for nothing but a remap

No. I drove with nankang ns2r this summer, 180TW, had a track day too, they are same priced, didnt crack, offer same if not better grip, but wear a bit more.

Recently changed due to owners wish, along with dual mass flywheel. Flywheel was at the end of its life, it had just enough play to have it replaced, while clutch disc itself was still doing good. It had 300 000Km when it was changed, no problems what so ever, never slipped. (Original clutch, never changed before)

I mapped my 420d. it currently has 120,000 km. 6 speed manual gearbox as well. it happened to me 2 times that in 4th gear at full throttle the revs jump from 2500 to 2700 revs and return in a fraction of a second and then nothing again no matter how rough I am with the clutch, so I'm afraid that it might not be a sign that the clutch is started to slip 🤷‍♂️

@@156corse It might be on its way out, yes.

@@TomoReso we'll see, maybe it just overheated a bit at that moment because since that last time the clutch grabs like new regardless of driving style 🖖

I did it.

@@TomoReso That's fantastic! is it something I would be able to do myself at home? I have the same car.

@@benn9152 well at the very least you need to have my level of knowlege to do it. In short, yes. If you understand how tuning tables and an engine works, you could play with it. Most crucial is ignition tuning here, because no engine mods were made. This is hard to tune and measure without dyno. You could overdo it, which would result aside of detonations a lack of power. You wont hurt this engine with it tho, ecu will pull timing if its not happy and detects detonations. You need software to read and write to ecu, a tuning software, and an obd2 cable to connect. Software can be found on internet, however using wrong one might brick your ecu. I did it few times before. Read a lot about it and then decide if you want to give it a try or not. exhaust headers would be a nice upgrade prior to tune as well.

@@TomoReso Okay, thank you so much!

@@benn9152 or you can go to a good ECU tuning shop and let them do it for you. There's a renowned tuner in my country that got 185 hp out of a 2.2 E46 with nothing but tune and exhaust, and it's dyno tested, not BS claims about power! The remap wasn't cheap at 250-300 euro but it's pretty cool