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Can you run a carburetor with a turbo at 30psi its a BMW M3 520i 2.0l straight 6
Do they even have carburetors?

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M3 520i? How does that work out? According to your other posts its highly eh-whats-the-word, inefficient to run turbo's to carb's.

(2014-04-07 17:12)try drifter Wrote: [ -> ]Can you run a carburetor with a turbo at 30psi its a BMW M3 520i 2.0l straight 6
Do they even have carburetors?

First: M3 or 520i, choose one. They're different models on an entirely different chassis. One is a 3-series and the other a 5-series.

Second: You need to specify year models and engine code if you're seriously asking questions like this.

Third: When you say "520i" it means its injected and that means it has a fuel injection system so therefore NO CARBURETORS.

The last carburated 520 was the E12 chassis with either Solex or Stromberg carburetors. Neither of these work for turbocharging purposes as stock but it may be possible to modify them for it. An easier solution would be to replace the original carburetors with existing blow through carbs made specifically with turbocharging in mind.

That's the best way I can answer your very weird and contradicting question.

(2014-04-07 17:12)try drifter Wrote: [ -> ]Can you run a carburetor with a turbo at 30psi its a BMW M3 520i 2.0l straight 6
Do they even have carburetors?

(2014-04-07 18:40)Audiojack Wrote: [ -> ]

(2014-04-07 17:12)try drifter Wrote: [ -> ]Can you run a carburetor with a turbo at 30psi its a BMW M3 520i 2.0l straight 6
Do they even have carburetors?

First: M3 or 520i, choose one. They're different models on an entirely different chassis. One is a 3-series and the other a 5-series.

Second: You need to specify year models and engine code if you're seriously asking questions like this.

Third: When you say "520i" it means its injected and that means it has a fuel injection system so therefore NO CARBURETORS.

The last carburated 520 was the E12 chassis with either Solex or Stromberg carburetors. Neither of these work for turbocharging purposes as stock but it may be possible to modify them for it. An easier solution would be to replace the original carburetors with existing blow through carbs made specifically with turbocharging in mind.

That's the best way I can answer your very weird and contradicting question.

its an 520i from the M3 series

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(2014-04-07 17:53)Johan. Wrote: [ -> ]M3 520i? How does that work out? According to your other posts its highly eh-whats-the-word, inefficient to run turbo's to carb's.

yes your right its true

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And thanks for giving the info it really helpful

Wich one is it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_5_Series

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_3_Series

BMW names its cars like this.

3-series = 316, 318, 320i, 325i, M3
5-series = 520, 525i, 540i, M5
7-series 740i, 750i

and so on.

An M3 looks like this:


A 520i is a different model entirely and looks like this:

Or, if it's an E34 520i, it looks like this:



But it's still very different from the M3 of that era, because as Audiojack said, they're completely different cars

E36 M3

New types from the e30 + dont run carbs

in my friends e34/e36 got chain in inline 6 no carb its a 1994 2 doors