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Crankshafts

The engines crankshaft takes all of the explosive energy from the pistons and translates this to the drivetrain. When bearings spin due to improper maintenance or oil starvation, the shaft can become scored and is no longer serviceable. Turner carries Genuine BMW replacements that fit and perform exactly as intended

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Hella - Corporate Logo
T#:13793006
Part#: 13627809334
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$ 81.99

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$ 79.99 USD
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MMX Performance - Corporate Logo
T#:19891361
Part#: MMR20-1004
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$ 1,064.99 USD
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Both the N55 and S55 engines are plagued by the same issue when chasing high horsepower numbers... the dreaded crankhub failure. Fortunately MMR Performance has released an upgraded version of their already stout single-piece crankhub, but this time offering a 4-pin dowelled location that locks onto the front of the crankshaft. This configuration eliminates the multi-piece crankhub with friction discs in favor of a more robust single piece crankhub. Recommended for high-powered cars over 700 Horsepower
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ARP - Corporate Logo
T#:28537458
Part#: ARP-MSK-S14
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$ 119.99 USD
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This ARP Main Stud Kit is designed to replace BMW 11111735525 for the S14 B20, S14B23, S14B25, S14B27 engines found in the E30 M3. One significant advantage of these main studs is their ability to prevent main cap walk, which can occur when the main caps shift or move out of position, potentially causing damage to the engine. In addition, ARP Main Studs can safeguard the threads of your engine block, providing an extra layer of protection against potential damage. When opting for main studs instead of factory bolts, it's important to note that the engine builder should mic the bores. Using studs may require a line hone to ensure proper fitment and alignment. A line hone is a machining process that can be used to resize and reshape the main bearing bores, ensuring that they are perfectly round and concentric. This is crucial for ensuring proper oil clearance and preventing premature bearing wear. By mic'ing the bores and performing a line hone if necessary, engine builders can ensure that the main studs are installed correctly and that the engine will perform reliably and at its best.
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