Bmw M50 Engine Reinforcement Girdle on 2040-parts.com
Haarlem, Netherlands
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For sale is our engine girdle for BMW M50 engine. It's laser cut from 8mm thick mild steel and designed to reinfoce the engine / shortblock. This connects the main caps so axial play is reduced and the short block is stiffened. It also supports teh main caps to give them extra strength. Included in this kit: 1x girdle for M50 engine. Do not use with OEM M50 main bolts. Can be used with BMW 11111740345 or our special ARP fasteners. For any questions please contact me through contact seller. We are shipping the item from the Netherlands. We ship worldwide. Happy bidding, Arnout v.d. Kamp SupraSport
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