Is this a decent deal? the setup has 120,000 miles. should I stay away from any sellers that can't provide a compression test and leak down results?
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It's always a good idea to do your own tests unless you truely trust the person your buying from. It doesn't sound like too bad of a deal as long as thier in good shape for the miles. Does that include the harness and ECU or anything?Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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that does sound like a good price though, would like to have a compression check on any motor you're buying though. Cheap and easy insurance...kind ofLast edited by 1990m3; 09-26-2005, 10:11 AM.Comment
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I don't know. Seems pretty high considering the mileage.
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Are there any good sources in the midwest for S50'sComment
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It seems like s50's are becoming like s14's in that their almost as expensive as the entire m3 they came out of.
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Seems high to me, that is what I paid for mine, shipped with 54k.
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Agreed, 4k for mine with 60k shipped, with tranny, harness, ecu, and 3.73lsd E30 diff...Originally posted by Simon S
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The catch is the midwest. I got one with half those miles and wholly complete just like Mtriple for that money. However I had to then spend $300 freighting it from Florida.
Can they provide any history on the motor? Mine was out of an M3 that was tagged on the drivers side rear fubaring the unibody. The car had records and all that jazz.Im now E30less.
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