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Guys I came across this turbo kit for the e53... Not much info on it...
See link: E53 X5 Turbo Kit 98-06 : Bimmer Parts Wheels | Headlights For BMW | Tail Lights Accessories What you guys think of this?? did you ever see one installed on a 4.8is?? The engine space is tight I am trying to figure out where I would even mount the extra Intercooler & all.. Any opinions on this system would be appreciated .. Also if you guys know of any good *REAL/TRUE* Trubo kits for the 4.8is let me know.. |
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(1) Aluminum Battery Box Relocation Kit:
o Full aluminum construction o Relocation cables, straps, hardware o Frees up lots of engine bay room o Better weight distribution for vehicle handling E53 battery is NOT in the engine bay - is this kit for E53? If so, how can a custom kit have something that is not for the car? Who makes it? Hartge? Dinan? AC Schnitzer? other reputable tuner? |
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That looks like an eBay kit that likely started life being a kit for a 3-series. JUNK.
There are no 4.8is turbo kits on the market, nor would I expect any manufacturers to build one. If you want to turbo it you'll have to have it custom built. Cost will be well over $10k but it would be possible. I would consider a supercharger setup, likely a bit easier and cheaper.
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Yeah thats a ching chong ghetto turbo kit... Not worth your money
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Well any additional (HP)/pressure will cause wear & tear - just like on car that you would use for towing. If you ever used your X5 to tow stuff - after 2-3 years there would be greater wear/tear then just driving car alone.. but around 120 HP is still respectable #'s - if we were taking about 250HP+ that would def do something to the tranny/mounts/etc - but 120HP is still in respectable limits I would say.. And it also depends how you treated your car since start.. if you floor it every light to light since day you bought it - i would understand the trans to be used heavily - and adding 120HP to a few years old tranny is putting more strain on a old horse- but if your just purr like a kitten around town in your X5 that you dont beat up on every light - trans still is good & strong & I dont think extra 120HP would destroy it - just put more wear & tear on most usable parts- that you would normally put on car anyways depending on your life-style & what you use car for.
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