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    Quote Originally Posted by UpSideDownDesi
    reliable and up to how much psi/hp u think? Better than M52?
    The m52 has thicker sleeves and the initial cost is less...plus you can put in the M3 cams ($300 used) and valvetrain and gain quite a bit. I'm sticking with the M52

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedminded
    The m52 has thicker sleeves and the initial cost is less...plus you can put in the M3 cams ($300 used) and valvetrain and gain quite a bit. I'm sticking with the M52
    but but i am getting a deal on e36 m3...fack now i have to put a m52 in it lol. I'
    ll keep you updated

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    Quote Originally Posted by rollininstyle2004
    When I read the title I almost thought it was going to be an E30 with a Boosted M6 motor in it...LOL

    Great cars all around though
    The Swedes put S38's in e30's all the time and there's at least one running around Atlanta.

    Quote Originally Posted by UpSideDownDesi
    but but i am getting a deal on e36 m3...fack now i have to put a m52 in it lol. I'
    ll keep you updated
    The S50/52 is fine to boost, especially if the car already comes with it...I'm too cheap though, i'd buy a 328i and put suspension, wheels, and a turbo on it for not much more than a clean M3

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