This 2005 E46-chassis BMW M3 from Fantasy Junction is said to have been well cared for during its 66,427-mile lifetime.
PC LOAD LETTER
Okay, it wasn’t that bad.
Our E46-chassis BMW M3 broadcast a different error message: SERVICE ENGINE SOON.
Okay, what does that mean? And how soon …
The fan blower worked when it wanted to.
Then it stopped blowing altogether.
It’s a BMW, so this is going to get complicated, right?
Fortunately, not.
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Building a street car that can theoretically survive a track day is one thing, but what does the data actually say? Does …
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So, our E46-chassis BMW M3. Its steering never felt awesome. Let’s call it a little soft, which is a polite way of calling it …
A highlight of BMW ownership? Shipments from BimmerWorld.
What’d we get this time for our E46-chassis BMW M3? Hint: It’s smaller than a breadbox.
A 2002 BMW M3, 6 speed swapped from SMG. Slicktop, manual seats, Supersprint Headers + Muffler, KW V2 Coilovers, PFC 08 Pads, Castrol SRF Brake Fluid, Ground Control Street Camber …
TRM tune Bimmerbrake headers Turner camber plates H&R springs Koni struts Adjustable M3 front sway bar ECS rear sway Garagistic strut bars Garagistic stainless brake lines EBC Yellowstuff pads ATE …
Purpose of this car is to build a time attack car using the $2000 challenge budget.
