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^^^^ Years ago there was a fellow boring Out the afm's and also replacing the throttle plate. I haven,t seen him around for many years. I think he enlarged them between 3-4MM

[/quote] Did you get a quote from Schneider? I’m considering sending my cam down to them too for a regrind. Just curious how much that would cost. Thanks.quote]

In my 81 euro 635I have a 284 regrind from Schneider in my M90. I am using an oversize afm and had the head ported as well as using ...

Tom, if you are running an Ljet distributor, inside of it is a part called a "pulse generator. That is what the ECU gets it's fueling feedback from. They are known to go bad. I think you have to throw that in the mix. Yes, coils go bad otherwise why would there be such a vast amount of new coils ...

My understanding from numerous posts on E24 forums is that the HDs and sports have the same valving. The difference is in the length of the stroke. So back to rebuild. If the money is there to spend, I believe Bil can rebuild B6s as B8s with the large part of the cost being in the new shafts. If I ...

That answer is way off base. The B6's will work in the front where the spring is "captive on the strut. But the rear is a different breed of cat. The difference between a B6 and B8 shock is the length of the stroke of the shock shaft. The problem with the B6 is the stroke is longer and allows the ...

Robert,

I am in Phoenix and have spoken with the Ron Davis people. I have also been in contact with several fellows here who are running his large tube radiator. All comments were very favorable.Ron Davis as well as more than several other companies insist there is more cooling surface with the ...

Mike

A large tube radiator, only has 1 row of tubes. The tubes are at least 1 inch wide, sometimes as large as 1.25. Thereby providing more "heat sink"
Many of the E24 guys are doing it and it is just another thing for me to think about. The radiator in my early E 24 is a triple row all copper unit ...

I am contemplating using a large tube single row radiator. Anyone done this? If so, what company or brand did you use?? feedback appreciated