1987 325iS obd2 S52 swapped | SOLD

[Alaska Ted]

Bump from AK

bump!

No one wants a hell of a deal huh? crazy lol

Hard to believe this has'nt sold. Seems very reasonably priced with good feedback from people who have seen it first hand. I have a feeling that if you were local, this would be getting buffed in my driveway right now. Hard to justify time, airfare, and shipping on a car I don't need ,but I'm trying.

[nyChris]

Wrong coast. Have a friend that would totally buy this had it been local.

[EyExR]

bump!

No one wants a hell of a deal huh? crazy lol

It is crazy. Be patient. It'll sell. 👍

[Tinkerer007]

Any idea what this would need to be registered in California?

I think people usually use OBD1 because the fuel plumbing is easier.

[spiDmang]

Any idea what this would need to be registered in California?

I think people usually use OBD1 because the fuel plumbing is easier.

Fuel plumbing isn't the reason people convert to OBD1. There is a fuel rail you can actually utilize from an early model 528i E38 that has a built-in fuel pressure regulator (which my car has), so you dont have to fiddle with a remote FPR attached to your frame rail or any of that business :up:

What would be needed for complete BAR would be every emissions related component from the E36, and have it be present on the E30. So SAP, exhaust components and a whole lot of mess that honestly isnt worth it in my opinion.

UPDATE: Pending sale

[spiDmang]

Car has been SOLD!