BMW Z3 1.9l onramp

BMW Z3 1.9l, DASC, Eisenmann, JB Racing flywheel, + a bunch more

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Z3
• DASC

[donysworld]

@juandavidgon no, because the 1.9 engine got only one lambda and this is placed before the catalyst. just destroy the catalyst, replace it, put on the lambda back in place and it should work without problem.

[juandavidgon]

@donysworld heyy if you take the cat out did the check engine light turned on

[setho1993sso]

@jayman81424 that's what the m44's are known for, more reliable than the m42/ its the same thats in bmw's old eco car the 318. Theyre known for having 250,000+ miles and still being able to drive them just as hard as if it was brand new, just take decent care of it.

[Mitemouse007]

@jayman81424 I'm not sure it they're supplied anymore, but a company called Downing Atlanta makes a bolt on supercharger kit for the 1.9s. If you can find one, they will cost you a small bit, but are worth it in the power gain.

[jayman81424]

@Mitemouse007 yeah i got a 96 z3 and the thing runs beautiful.. not the most powerful but it gets the job done

[jayman81424]

@setho1993sso they are bulletproof?

[setho1993sso]

1.9 are beasts man, bulletproof, and frekin monsters if u charge them, jus sayin from experience ;)

[Rio356]

@Mitemouse007 Yep.

[Mitemouse007]

@Rio356 Hell yeah, dude. The later model MZ3 Roadsters actually came with the S54s. The Ms are built off of the same chassis as the 1.9s. All they did was put in ABS/ASC and widened the rear end really.

[Rio356]

@Mitemouse007 i've seen people fit M3engines in 1.9 bodies. xD fucking crazy