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    *Pending Sale* #Projektslowasshit - Early Model High Compression Stroker Build





    The time has come to part with my beloved ambition of a project car. I simply won’t be able to progress with it over the next several years with my current professional goals, hence the sale.

    I originally purchased the vehicle in January 2013 as well maintained and loved ETA. It’s since then gone through quite a bit of a transformation underneath. The interior was tastefully revamped and the driveline was an absolute joy to piece together. It’s a tremendously rewarding car to drive that makes lots of happy noises on and off throttle. It dives, rolls, and puts a smile on my face whenever I hop on in.

    The engine was pieced together by me (mostly) and finished up, assembled, and installed by the Bimmerheads team. If you aren’t familiar with Shant & Matt, they’re doing some great work in this community. I can’t speak highly enough of my experience working with them.

    Motor has about 8,000 Miles on it while the chassis is circa 225,000

    Now for the goodies.

    Engine - 8k Miles - Built by Bimmerheads in Los Angeles - 200whp
    - M20 2.7 Block 1mm Overbore
    - Ported & Polished 885 Cylinder Head
    - 272 Schrick Cam
    - Metric Mechanics Outer Valve Springs (Handles 11,000rpm)
    - IE Heavy Duty Rockers
    - 19lb Injectors
    - ETA M20 Crank (Balanced & Polished + widened oil channels)
    - 135mm S52 Connecting Rods + ARP Connecting Rod Hardware
    - 85mm Ross Racing Pistons 10:1 Compression Ratio
    - Crank Scraper
    - Motronic Chip by SSSQUID
    - Torco Oil

    Exhaust
    - BavAuto Long Tube Headers w/ Ceramic Coating
    - 2.5inch Single Piping
    - Vibrant Race Cat
    - Vibrant 12x4 Inch Resonator (Free Flow)
    - Vibrant Muffler (Free Flow)

    Brakes
    - Stainless Steel Brake Lines
    - Stoptech Street Performance Pads
    - OEM Rotors
    - Rebuilt OEM Calipers
    - Dot 4 Fluid

    Transmission & Differential
    Getrag 260 5 Speed Transmission
    - OEM Sachs Clutch
    - UUC DSSR
    - Z3 1.9 Short Throw Shifter
    - ZHP Shift Knob
    - 2.93 LSD
    - Bushings - AKG Polyurethane
    - Rear Subframe
    - Differential
    - Rear Trailing Arm
    - M3 Offset Forward Control Arm (stock rubber)

    Interior
    - Corbeau GTS-ll Seats on Corbeau Slider Mounts
    - Valentine V1 Hardwired
    - Faux Suede Shift Boot + E-Brake Boot
    - Euro Clock
    - Stock Headunit (Works Fine) + Hidden FM transmitter
    - UUC Clutch Stop
    - M-Tech Steering Wheel
    - Factory Floor Mats Front & Rear

    - Suspension
    - M-Tech Springs
    - Bilstein Shocks

    Other Stuffs
    - New Engine Mounts
    - New Transmission Mounts
    - New Driveshaft + Guibo
    - Reinforced Forward Subframe by HIK Fabrication
    - New O2 Sensor
    - Real Borbets

    Because Race Car
    - Condor Speed Shop Power Steering Delete
    - Air Conditioning Delete
    - 4.10 Differential Included (It’s definitely taller than a 3.73 and coated in POR15)

    *If parts were not listed, assume they are stock and in good working order. The above is a comprehensive list of what I’ve done. Please cross reference with previous owner service material below*

    The car is located in Southern California and will be available after December 15th in the Huntington Beach (92647) vicinity. For those out of state, shipping is a viable option I am willing to look into.

    Asking $7,000 (O.B.O.)

    I’m in no rush to sell the car and would be happy to answer any questions you may have in regards to my build and sale.

    Below is a clip of a 3rd gear dyno pull to 7,200rpm and a cold start idle.
























    Thank you for scrolling



    *rack not included*
    Last edited by 6SPD; 01-01-2015, 03:54 PM.
    À la folie


    #2
    This makes me so sad! I love this car! :(

    I can vouch for this engine (of course). This car is quick! And the sound is absolutely amazing!

    Considering the costs associated to build this car I think it's priced very fairly. GLWS buddy.
    BimmerHeads
    Classic BMW Specialists
    Santa Clarita, CA

    www.BimmerHeads.com

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      #3
      This is one of those cars that makes you wish you had waited. Congrats on a badass build, you might well regret getting rid of this one...

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        #4
        Beautiful car. GLWS.

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          #5
          Sexy m20 :)
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          "The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."

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            #6
            I too can vouch for how awesome this car is! It looks good, sounds good and moves good! This car is a great purchase for anyone at the asking price. Good luck with the sale Duncan!
            1988 E30 335i - 1987 E30 327i - 1987 E30 327iS Pickup - 1973 2002 Project

            Visit www.BimmerHeads.com for all of your 12 valve needs!

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              #7
              Sundaybumpday
              À la folie

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                #8
                bump

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                  #9
                  GLWS! Anyone that gets this car is getting a bargain and a great car! (I have that same shirt.)

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                    #10
                    This will still pass CA smog, yes? I have a friend who is looking for something and even though he wants a 24v I think I can convince him this is a good move. Do you still have the parts to reinstall the A/C?
                    Simon
                    Current Cars:
                    -1999 996.1 911 4/98 3.8L 6-Speed, 21st Century Beetle

                    Make R3V Great Again -2020

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                      #11
                      Getting the car smog'ed and registered in the next week, as it's up for renewal.
                      À la folie

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                        #12
                        Also, I believe I have all the AC components. However, A/C never blew cold. I had the system tested and there was a leak or two along with a faulty compressor at the least.
                        À la folie

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                          #13
                          PM sent
                          Simon
                          Current Cars:
                          -1999 996.1 911 4/98 3.8L 6-Speed, 21st Century Beetle

                          Make R3V Great Again -2020

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                            #14
                            ugh... wish i didn't have a project going already because id be all over this!

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                              #15
                              badumBump
                              À la folie

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