Bmw twin turbo x6
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Bmw twin turbo x6
Since I work for bmw and thought this was kinda cool figured I would pass it on. Supposed to see it by August. Look at how the air enters on the outside of the heads and flows to the lifter valley mounted turbos. Kinda cool.
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/21/d...turbo-4-4l-v8/
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/21/d...turbo-4-4l-v8/
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Lol can you fix the valvetrain on our 740il they quoted us 6 grand to fix it get bent.
and bmw test drove my dads 745li after fixing it and curbed it hard, broke the rim and the tire. hahaha they didnt even try to deny it
that X6 looks awesome though
and bmw test drove my dads 745li after fixing it and curbed it hard, broke the rim and the tire. hahaha they didnt even try to deny it
that X6 looks awesome though
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They were probably on backwards then figured it would be too much to change it. I honestly think the reason they did it was to say look what we can do, who else has done it? Same thing with the magnesium engine blocks, we did it what can you do? Damn germans.
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Through conduction and basic thermal properties, I wouldn't worry a whole lot about heat on the motor. But yea, the hood will be rather warm I would think. But surely BMW has a solution for that. I've heard they stopped global warming, so a hot hood shouldn't be a problem...
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Through conduction and basic thermal properties, I wouldn't worry a whole lot about heat on the motor. But yea, the hood will be rather warm I would think. But surely BMW has a solution for that. I've heard they stopped global warming, so a hot hood shouldn't be a problem...
-Rick
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cam72aro- what dealer are you with ?