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64 plate 120d msport compatible engine swap?

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Hello I am wondering what engines would fit a 120d msport shell. It currently has the 120d engine in. 

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Morning Simon

Welcome to the Forum

That is a very open ended question BMW themselves fitted everything from a 3 cylinder 1.5l to their mighty 3l straight six engines

I guess the main questions are (1) what are you trying to achieve (2) how much work can you take on (3) how deep are your pockets

The simple answer is to either refurbish the engine you have or fit a direct replacement that way you minimise the amount of work that would have to be done. Of course it also reduces the damage to your wallet

Good Luck 

Dave

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As my old company motto said… ‘ nothing is impossible, it just costs a lot more’ 

I have seen a rover P1 with a 27 litre tank engine in it! 😂

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