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  • Forged Pistons
  • Stage 2 Cams
  • Ported and polished heads
  • Block bored honed and chemically cleaned
  • Blueprinted ACL race bearings
  • Spitfire Coil packs
  • Plazmaman Plenum – Worth $965
  • Plazmaman 72mm Throttle body – Worth $545

Was built to run 20psi, had only yet been run in on 7psi (still dyno’d 220kw ATW) before engine was removed to make space for 351 small block.

I purchased this engine once removed with the intent to installing it into an E30 BMW, however funds have dried up and been put towards other things. My loss your gain.

Engine will need injectors/fuel rail, computer and turbo to be complete. As these were sold separately. However it does come with the standard wiring loom (no ECU). Also good friend has 5 speed Manual box (I had planned to purchase and use with this engine) available at an extra cost.

Will get pictures in the next couple of days, welcome to come and inspect, it is currently mounted to an engine stand.

Asking $1200 ONO. Extremely cheap engine considering the work that has been done.

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About it:

  • Forged Pistons
  • Stage 2 Cams
  • Ported and polished heads
  • Block bored honed and chemically cleaned
  • Blueprinted ACL race bearings
  • Spitfire Coil packs
  • Plazmaman Plenum – Worth $965
  • Plazmaman 72mm Throttle body – Worth $545

Was built to run 20psi, had only yet been run in on 7psi (still dyno’d 220kw ATW) before engine was removed to make space for 351 small block.

I purchased this engine once removed with the intent to installing it into an E30 BMW, however funds have dried up and been put towards other things. My loss your gain.

Engine will need injectors/fuel rail, computer and turbo to be complete. As these were sold separately. However it does come with the standard wiring loom (no ECU). Also good friend has 5 speed Manual box (I had planned to purchase and use with this engine) available at an extra cost.

Will get pictures in the next couple of days, welcome to come and inspect, it is currently mounted to an engine stand.

Asking $1200 ONO. Extremely cheap engine considering the work that has been done.

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