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A pair of LS V8 engine in a BMW 3 Series (E91) Touring? Is there! And in the video below. The predecessor of the F31 has been completely rebuilt and is now being replaced by a Ami V8 fueled. The conversion can be seen, among other things, due to the air openings in the hood. Incidentally, the basis for the conversion was a 328xi, but its N53 in-line six-cylinder naturally aspirated engine has now disappeared. Instead it is a Turbocharged V8 LQ4 engine, which now powers the Touring. This doubled the cubic capacity to an impressive one 6,0 liter. By the way, if you don't know the engine, it comes from a large number of GM models such as the Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD or the Hummer H2.
850 hp & 1.152 Nm "on the wheel"
Of course, the conversion was extremely complex. It had to be special turbo manifold be made, but one thing has remained, namely the xDrive all-wheel drive. However, he must now be insane 850 PS & 1.152 Nm Transmitted "on the wheel" when the engine is running on E85 fuel and the turbo is delivering 22 PSI boost pressure. Another is installed Tremec six-speed manual from a Chevrolet Camaro, with a special Clutch and an electronic LSD and a few components even come out of a Cadillac CTS-V while the sump is from a 2000 Camaro. You can see the rest in the video!
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