Homemade M112 for my LS1 BMW
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Homemade M112 for my LS1 BMW
I've been driving my LS1 powered BMW for a little over a year now and its time for an upgrade.
I considered a few options. First was a nice head/cam combo from Texas Speed. I figured it would be around 400 real world hp at the wheels. I decided my goal is closer to 450whp, so on to F/I. I wanted to go turbo, but doing so and keeping the A/C is not possible, I'm an A/C guy so that was out. Which leaves me with a S/C. I bought a m112 on a deal and got to thinking. Here is what I have come up with.
The idea:
The begining of the manifold:
From here I cut the flanges off
and then did some more mocking up and measuring.
This is where I am now
More updates soon.
I considered a few options. First was a nice head/cam combo from Texas Speed. I figured it would be around 400 real world hp at the wheels. I decided my goal is closer to 450whp, so on to F/I. I wanted to go turbo, but doing so and keeping the A/C is not possible, I'm an A/C guy so that was out. Which leaves me with a S/C. I bought a m112 on a deal and got to thinking. Here is what I have come up with.
The idea:
The begining of the manifold:
From here I cut the flanges off
and then did some more mocking up and measuring.
This is where I am now
More updates soon.
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You could also look at using an M122 off a GT500 for more hood clearance, they are rear side entry and pretty cheap on ebay. I bought one of those and have a Whipple lower manifold with the plans to do what you are doing but then I found a TVS2300 side entry head unit for cheap and will probably use it instead. I figured just mount the throttle body to the side like the GT500s. Cool setup, let us know the progress!
This is how it looked on my engine
This is how it looked on my engine
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The hard part of the project has been the manifold bolts. You need to get to them and boxing it all in would cover the bolts. I've come up with a plan that will work but I will have to use studs for the manifold and it will be TIGHT, but hopefully it wont have to go on and off too much. More pics tomorrow.
BTW, speaking of injectors, it there a table or graph on here somewhere to help me figure out which injectors I should be looking at with my goals?
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Here ya go buddy
http://www.rceng.com/technical.aspx
The information will cost you one of those setups your making
Grab some 60's theyll work great for you.
http://www.rceng.com/technical.aspx
The information will cost you one of those setups your making
Grab some 60's theyll work great for you.