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euro engine has 224 lbs. (archive)

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Posted by dan on June 20, 2000 at 11:32:55:

In Reply to: Re: euro 3.5 vs. (chipped?) US 3.5 posted by Darin on June 18, 2000 at 21:54:17:

: : I know the euro is rated at around 218hp, and the US around 184, but what is the difference in torque.
: The euro has about 235lbs....or so, just can't remember.

: And suppose the US was chipped, bringing it up to around 200hp, and 240ft/lbs? Would it be just as worthy as the euro?
: No, not really, the euro starts out with 218hp.

: Can you chip the older L-jet euro? Also, either would be just as easy to convert into and e12 or early e28 if you have the whole kit, correct?
: E-28 yes, but E-12 no.
: Lastly, I found an old e23 euro, how can i tell if it has the 3.5, they where only imported in79-80?
: Look on the intake should say 3,5 or on the block itself around the #2 (I think). But do keep in mind that the old euro 79-80 had crappy intakes. Use the newer intake to get better hp.

: Darin
: 84' 535i euro




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