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but i have heard plenty of ppl changing engines in the diesles
350 chevy is the most popular, heard rumors of there actually being a "kit" to convert it.
but there are plenty of other engines theyve done stuff like this with
search the forums... think i saw it on mercedesshop forums.. or not.. idk, too long ago.
realistically, find one thats not in good shape if you wana chop it up. if she runs fine, dont break her.
i have a 300CDT that has a locked up engine ('81 if anyone wants PM me and we can talk) that my dad wanted to convert. too much time+money+space.
i bet it would haul @** though.
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also if i turbo or kompress tit besides the turbo piping what has to be done to the motor.
also if i make it faster with forced indction is there a way to put longer gears in and or a 5th gear
Best bet,you sell it for what it is worth in current condition(about 250bucks)and buy a ricer.Or keep it and learn more about the car,so that you won't have to ask if you can stick a dohc on it.
You have a long way to go in learning about engines and cars before you even think about speed mods on the benz,and if you had the money to have someone do it for you,I doubt you have the driving experience to handle the power.

ohlord
also if i turbo or kompress tit besides the turbo piping what has to be done to the motor.
also if i make it faster with forced indction is there a way to put longer gears in and or a 5th gear
I'm running low five second 0-60's with a modernized Turbo Technics kit.
Faster then about all of the "modern" V8 AMG NA engines ( 43, 55 ) and approaching 6 liter Hammer performance.
The stock 3.07 gear is fine for street use !
Ed A.
i plan to drop a 500e motor in to my car. that would make it allot of fun to drive.
meh the only thing bugging me is the dino over at my college keeps giving me odd read outs for my hp last told me 250 this time 232HP ????? it dose not sound right to me at all. ill just have to try back in a year and see what it tells me.
Started with a well maintained 63K mile motor.
Turbo kit is a "bolt-on", but not really !!
Kit was $2600.00 complete delivered to my door.
Bought the kit from a U.K. MB dealership who had them sitting in their inventory for fifteen years.
Kept the boost at .48 bar / 7 PSI, but did not use the antiquated piggy back fuel enrichment system.
Went with a stand alone Split Second additional injector controller, 3D mappable that keeps the AFR around .85 lamba / 12.5:1 under boost.
Nothing done to the transmission, no need to.
Suspension modified with H&R Sport springs, Bilstein HD's and Sportline swaybars.
Exhaust system supplied with the kit is a full twin 2.5" stainless steel system.
Each down pipe goes to it's own Magnaflow Spun Metal high flow cat, no intermediate silencers, just direct to the rear silencer with 2 x 2.5" in and out.
Modernized the intake and boost piping with silicone and aluminum tubing.
Installed a high flow K&N panel filter which intakes directly from the intercooler plenum behind the removed tow panel on the front spoiler.
i plan to drop a 500e motor in to my car. that would make it allot of fun to drive.
meh the only thing bugging me is the dino over at my college keeps giving me odd read outs for my hp last told me 250 this time 232HP ????? it dose not sound right to me at all. ill just have to try back in a year and see what it tells me.
altho i don't know why i care so much this motor will be riped out in the next 2 years and i hope to have a v8 in its place or a better inline6.
altho i don't know why i care so much this motor will be riped out in the next 2 years and i hope to have a v8 in its place or a better inline6.Here's a true point of reference.
I have a twin turbo M103-12V, 3.0 liter I6.
0-60 in low five seconds.
Base line dyno was 135RWP against a published flywheel 177HP.
Indicates a 30% drive train loss.
Dyno'd after TT install at 195RWP on a Mustang load dyno.
Dyno Jet inertia type dyno would probably show 220RWP.
Here's a true point of reference.
I have a twin turbo M103-12V, 3.0 liter I6.
0-60 in low five seconds.
Base line dyno was 135RWP against a published flywheel 177HP.
Indicates a 30% drive train loss.
Dyno'd after TT install at 195RWP on a Mustang load dyno.
Dyno Jet inertia type dyno would probably show 220RWP.







