FS: BMW E30 Autocross/Track Car

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  • epluribusunum
    Noobie
    • Feb 2011
    • 5

    #1

    FS: BMW E30 Autocross/Track Car

    One of a kind E30 M50 swap, with engine and transmission relocated 7.5" rearward of the stock position for better weight distribution and handling.
    The reward positioning of the engine and transmission makes the car lighter in front thus eliminating the use of power steering (power steering can be re-installed if desired).

    Two speed electric radiator fan conversion.

    Manual brakes conversion featuring Wilwood lightweight alloy pedal box with dual system master cylinders for front and rear circuits.
    Conforti chip, no loads on the motor other than the alternator and lightweight make this car feel as fast as an e36 M3.
    It doesn't necessarily have to be towed to track, it could be driven to the track as well (still street legal in most of the states).







    For more pictures and information please visit the eBay link:

    or contact me at realm3bimmer@yahoo.com

    Asking $5990

    Thank you for looking!
  • Jonny Cash
    E30 Mastermind
    • Sep 2008
    • 1763

    #2
    Did you move the subframe back with the motor, or make new mounts? I dont see any adjustment on your strut towers, do you mind posting a pic of your motor mounts?
    -Jay

    2014 NASA FL se30 champ #81
    2001 se46 3 year plan in progress


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    • dnick
      E30 Fanatic
      • Apr 2011
      • 1377

      #3
      im guessing he knocked out his blower motor.. and moved the whole shibang back somehow lolol well its kinda obvious actually

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      • Jonny Cash
        E30 Mastermind
        • Sep 2008
        • 1763

        #4
        gotta love r3v..
        -Jay

        2014 NASA FL se30 champ #81
        2001 se46 3 year plan in progress


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        • racerjay88
          Member
          • May 2010
          • 88

          #5
          Not a whole lot else done to the car.
          What is the suspension set up?
          What about brakes, rotors, pads?

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