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Topic: Schrick 272
Posted By: ian M635UK
Subject: Schrick 272
Date Posted: 20-March-2005 at 11:51

Finally fitted the schrick 272 to the inlet of the m635.

Nice.   Hit 5000rpm and very nice.  The thing takes off and pulls really hard top the redline (currently 6750), engine has a real thrum to it especially above 3500rpm.   Idle has remained very civilised which is surprising.  Some what expensive but worth it.  Don't need to bother with the exhaust cam as apprently these engines flow 130% exhaust vs inlet.

Also had the injectors flow tested just to make sure that there were no lean conditions at full load.  Professional cleaning yeiled an extra 5% flow on each injector even after I had cleaned them with the wifes jewellery cleaner!

Next it's a remap to yield the max power then stick her on the rolling road.  Hoping fopr 310 bhp (crank)

 




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Posted By: erol
Date Posted: 21-March-2005 at 03:00

Hi Ian M635UK

May be a stupid question, but can you tell me what the Schrick 272 is exactly?

I have an M635 and and intrested to hear how to get a possible 310bhp (crank)



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Posted By: M3AG
Date Posted: 21-March-2005 at 03:48
the schrik being mentioned is a replacement camshaft.


Posted By: ian M635UK
Date Posted: 21-March-2005 at 04:05

Schrick is a very reputable aftermarket camshaft manufacturer for most vehicles.

see here

http://www.drschrick.de - www.drschrick.de  then english site.

For the M635 you can get a 11.0mm lift 272 degree duration cam which replaces the original bmw item at 9.8mm lift and 264 duration.  The 272 is not a wild cam by any means but does release top mid range and top end power.

Fitting one of these to the inlet will give better breathing at high rpm and hence you get a jump in power above 5000 rpm as the engine breathes in more air and correspondingly pumps in more fuel.  Idle is not really affected which would be the case for wilder cams.

For the S38 engine (E34 M5 etc) they made a 11.0mm lift 280 degree cam but you can't fit this to our M88 engines (unless you do work to the cam carrier) as the cam base circle is larger and causes fouling problems in the cam carrier.  The 280 degree cam does cause a drop off in torque at lower rpms but really makes the engin fly at the top end.  Alot of US motors have been modified with a 280 inlet cam and 272 exhaust cam but there engines were all S38's and not M88's.

Our engines should give 286 but in reality most would struggle to give this.  However with a schrick 272, nice and clean injectors (this was a major restriction in high rpm power for me) and a remap you should easily be able to attain 310bhp.

300bhp max can be had just by remapping.

How does your engine run.  Does it pull really hard to the redline? miles? etc.

PM me if you want more details of what I have done.

Schrick cam is not cheap - I paid £563 for one.  It's probably the most expensive cam that schrick do!

Ian

 



Posted By: ian M635UK
Date Posted: 21-March-2005 at 04:09

Here is a link to the schrick pdf file with all there cam specs.  This seems to have been lost from the drschrick website for some time now.  I would print it out so in case the link is lost again.

Happy viewing.

http://www.drschrick.de/images/Katalog072002Englisch.pdf - www.drschrick.de/images/Katalog072002Englisch.pdf

Ian



Posted By: Horsetan
Date Posted: 21-March-2005 at 14:04
Originally posted by ian M635UK ian M635UK wrote:

Schrick cam is not cheap - I paid £563 for one.  It's probably the most expensive cam that schrick do!



Ian:

Who did you order the cam through? (...he said, spotting a suitable "282" thingy) Or do Schrick deal direct?

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Posted By: ian M635UK
Date Posted: 21-March-2005 at 16:41

fast forward motorsport in Malvern.

http://www.ffwdmotorsport.co.uk - www.ffwdmotorsport.co.uk

By far the cheapest after several calls to other reputable suppliers.

Good quick mail order service

Is your 282 for a normal 635?

Ian



Posted By: Horsetan
Date Posted: 21-March-2005 at 17:04
Originally posted by ian M635UK ian M635UK wrote:

Is your 282 for a normal 635?



Cheers

Just an idea I'm playing about with , but will have to take its place behind other more pressing priorities....

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