BMW makes their cylinder heads from aluminum. While this is beneficial for many reason, they do not react well to overheating. Especially prevalent on older BMW engines, and over-temp situation has been known to cause the head to warp. Turner Motorsport carries Genuine BMW replacement heads and parts to make your next rebuild a success.
Genuine BMW Non-Return Valve This item fits the following BMW Chassis: E82 1M Coupe,E70 X5 X5,E71 X6,E82,E83 X3,E85 Z4,E86 Z4,E89 Z4,E90,E92,E93,F01,F02,F10,F25 X3
Have your camshaft bearing ledges seen better days? This kit includes everything needed to replace your cam bearing ledges with Genuine BMW and high-quality OEM components. Included in this kit: Intake Cam Bearing Ledge Exhaust Cam Bearing Ledge Valve Cover Gasket Timing Chain Tensioner Cylinder Head Hardware Assembly Lubricant BMW Engine Oil Hengst Oil Filter
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Proper valve lash adjustment is critical for longevity and performance. If your S54 is due for valve adjustment maintenance you can do it yourself with this kit, saving hundreds of dollars in labor charges. Use the proper tools! Includes Wiseco Valve Shim set Schwaben Installation tool #83300493743 BMW recommends S54 valve inspection and adjustment every 30k miles.
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Stock replacement hydraulic valve lifter for the M52, M54 and S50 S52 engines. These lifter buckets can last 150,000+ miles but then they no longer fit on the valve stem correctly and a ticking or knocking noise can result. If the lifter is no longer seated correctly, it can lead to the valve not opening correctly. Replacement is straight-forward but requires special tools for working with the camshafts. This item fits the following BMWs: 1995-1998 E36 BMW 323is 323ic 328i 328is 328ic M3 1997-2003 E39 BMW 525i 528i 530i M5 1999-2005 E46 BMW 323i 323ci 325i 325ci 325xi 328i 328ci 330i 330ci 330xi 2004-2005 E60 BMW 525i 530i 2004-2005 E83 BMW X3 2.5i X3 3.0i 2000-2006 E53 BMW X5 3.0i 1996-2002 E36/7 BMW Z3 2.3 Z3 2.5i Z3 2.8 Z3 3.0i 1998-2000 E36/7 BMW M Roadster M Coupe
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Rocker arms work in conjunction with your camshafts and valves, applying pressure from the camshaft to open and close your intake and exhaust valves. If your rocker arm rollers have failed, this can lead to extreme camshaft damage, requiring the camshaft to be replaced. Replace your rockers whenever servicing your camshafts or replacing your hydraulic lifters to ensure long-term engine reliability.
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