Turbo AMM Comparison
 
The K-jet from a 240T (B21ET) is on the right. The air mass meter is larger.
Compare the size to the B23E K-Jet, on the left. The fuel distributor is larger too.

The stock B23E bottom part.

Why do this conversion? The stock K-Jet can only supply fuel up to about 160hp. The turbo K-Jet can supply enough fuel for 210hp. Most tuned B23E's will eventually need the larger turbo K-jet.

J

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  Turbo AMM Conversion
 

Here I have the AMM's side by side. Getting ready to swap the injector tubes because the turbo tubes are too long and I want to keep the "stock" look.

Getting ready to put the bottom part on. I have cleaned everything very thoroughly.

The turbo top fits perfectly to the n/a bottom

Getting the rubber AMM to throttle "tube" on is a little more difficult due to the larger diameter of the Turbo AMM.

A little force solves many things…

OK, finished! The throttle body is on!

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Head / Cam parts
 

The 3 angle valves

Compare the stock valves

The 2 middle valves have the 3 angles

The adjustable camgear

The double valve springs

The inside spring separate

The 3 angle valve job is meant to increase the flow of gasses in and out of the combustion area. Looking closely at the valve, one does realize the possible advantage.

The adjustable cam gear is mainly a fun thing to have. However, there are certain advantages, if you have a cam with poor low end, advancing the cam will help.

The double valve springs help avoid valve float at 7,000+ rpm J .

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The GT6 Camshaft
 

The GT6 cam

The GT6 compared to an A cam. OK, this is an extreme comparison but interesting comparison. 12.5 mm lift…

Imagine a person using the GT6 in a turbo! Talk about not being driveable!

The GT6 has 312° duration and a 12.5 mm lift.

And, I should add, no proper idle manners!

   
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Improving the throttle body
 
This is what the throttle body looks like stock on a n/a B23E
I have removed the screw that was sticking out and polished the entire throttle body
I doubt that this gives any real improvement. But as I saw the large screws sticking out, I just "had" to remove the part that was sticking out. Perhaps I gain 0.5 hp (?), but any gain is a good one!
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Air
 
BAD AIR
GOOD AIR
The tube from the air filter to the AMM was cracked in several places! This means that the engine was sucking in unfiltered and (even worse) warm air!
RAM AIR

The opened air box with the "ram air" function.

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Bengt and Johan
 
Bengt runs the garage where I am allowed to work on my engines
Johan works at the garage. He knows more about most things than he admits to.
   
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