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    FS: 325e with M50 Stroker, VA

    sold!

    I pretty much rebuilt this car over the summer but unfortunately I need to sell it. I really wish I could keep it but a turbo e36 is in my future!

    Engine: M50 based motor, stroked using an s50 crank (engine has less than 1k miles on it since refresh)
    -S50 crank
    -M52 pistons/rods
    -S50 cams
    -ARP head studs
    -Stewart water pump
    -High capacity radiator
    -lower degree thermostat
    -Bimmerworld silicone coolant hoses
    -Bimmerworld throttle body boot
    -21.5# injectors
    -e36 Supersprint catback exhaust
    -New rings
    -New bearings
    -New seals
    -Redline 15W50 oil

    Drivetrain
    -e36 m3 ZF trans (filled with Redline MT-90)
    -e36 m3 flywheel
    -e36 m3 clutch
    -New throwout bearing
    -Stainless braided clutch line
    -Rogue Engineering transmission mounts
    -Rogue engineering clutch stop
    -UUC short shifter
    -replaced shifter bushing at the back of the transmission
    -2.93 LSD (filled with Redline 75W90)

    Suspension
    -Turner J-stock shocks/springs
    -GC Spec e30 camber plates
    -IE rear camber/toe adjusters welded in
    -Suspension techniques 22mm front swaybar
    -Bimmerworld 19mm rear sway bar
    -Bimmerworld delrin front track CABs
    -Powerflex rear trailing arm bushings (black)
    -Powerflex rear subframe bushings (black)
    -Powerflex rear diff bushing (black)
    -recently replaced front control arms and tie rods
    -Rogue Engineering rear shock mounts
    -Sparco front strut bar

    Wheels/Brakes
    -ATE super blue fluid
    -Hawk High performance street pads
    -25mm master cylinder upgrade
    -Stainless steel brake lines
    -75mm studs
    -15x7 black d-forces
    -Have extra pads to include

    Interior/Exterior
    -Bumpers tucked
    -Bumpers painted black
    -Window trim painted black
    -Replaced dash with a crack-free one
    -Instrument cluster swapped
    -VDO water temp gauge
    -VDO oil temp gauge
    -Black carpet
    -Black rear deck
    -Tan interior with black door pulls (I think this accents the tan nicely)

    The bad:
    There is really not much bad with this car. To me the car has two weak points.
    The exterior would be number one. There are a couple of spots where paint has chipped off. the main one being a spot on the roof (will get pics of the the spots). Also the car has its dents, I think the only one that really stands out is on the front of the hood, (should be able to see in pics).
    Number two would be that I don't have a radio in the car. The wires are all there to hook one up though.

    something else that may bother some is that I do not have power steering or A/C on the car.

    The good:
    The car is an absolute blast to drive! It's a little stiff but rides very smooth with no shakes or vibrations. The fresh engine feels super healthy and has been running smooth. The interior is also very fresh, I had the entire interior out of it and cleaned every little piece or replaced whatever was necessary. The car doesn't need a thing and is ready to be daily driven as well as go to the track. I am certain whoever picks this car up will not be dissapointed

    asking $6,500

    PM me or email me pwurz4@gmail.com
    can also call or text (540) 577-4489

    on to the pictures













    Last edited by RVA e30; 02-05-2012, 08:00 PM.

    #2
    nice car.. bet it handles great, and I really like the color combo. glws.

    you're not buying that turbo m3 in arkansas are you?

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      #3
      Originally posted by e30rock View Post
      nice car.. bet it handles great, and I really like the color combo. glws.

      you're not buying that turbo m3 in arkansas are you?
      Thanks, the car definitely handles awesome!

      The turbo m3 I am getting is actually my brothers. I built it for him a few years ago and he's just ready to move on to something newer.

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        #4
        That's pretty. wish I had the $ for it. GLWS.

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          #5
          Bump

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            #6
            bump

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              #7
              Why oh why is this a sedan.

              GLWS!
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              Chief Sales Officer, Midwest Division—Blunt Tech Industries

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                #8
                A sedan would probably look pretty good in your driveway!

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                  #9
                  4dr > 2 dr

                  beautiful car sir. hope it stays in VA haha
                  2008 335i - n54b30
                  1991 318i - m52b28
                  1994 fzj80 - LAND CRUSHER

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                    #10
                    Once a man goes sedan, the couple becomes poop.
                    REMEMBER: Be safe and have fun is Rule Number 1.

                    The Epic Unbuild of Clint Eastwood

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                      #11
                      bump

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                        #12
                        Wish I could afford this, it's exactly what I want. Oh well, it's inspired me to make use of the m50 in my garage. Sick car!

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by e30rock View Post
                          nice car.. bet it handles great, and I really like the color combo. glws.

                          you're not buying that turbo m3 in arkansas are you?

                          Where? R3v forums?
                          SOLD - 2003 C240





                          "A male Gynecologist is like an auto mechanic who has never owned a car." -Carrie P. Snow

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                            #14
                            Free bump what's the displacement and compression ratio of that stroker?

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                              #15
                              Please email me if you still have this in January.

                              quillbro@yahoo.com

                              coming home from europe Dec30th. Thanks -Evan

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