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    #16
    Originally posted by Cyrano View Post
    things such as wheels, full exhaust, shocks/springs, short shifter, mtech2 valence....

    Im sure something will come up
    Those types of mods are fine. hey, if you like the 88 and its been for sale for a while, talk the seller down, buy it and be happy.

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      #17
      you could run an M20 without oil and the timing belt would break before the lack of oil would kill it, lol
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        #18
        we had one in the family that got to 350k

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          #19
          I got my 325ix with 226k... Right after I bought it we did the timing belt, water pump, etc. Now i'm at 231k and still pulls harder than most of my friends m20s!
          clutchCTRL!
          Move with a purpose.
          - 1991 325iX 4dr/5spd
          - 1976 2002 SlickTop/2.7i M20/G260
          - 2000 323i AT
          2016 Mazda CX3 Sport AWD

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            #20
            i would say as long as it is maintained and things like gaskets and seals on the motor are regularly checked and replaced if needed, it can last forever!

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              #21
              how about 1 million?

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                #22
                get the stock one. Modding is half the fun.
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                  #23
                  208k still going strong, all original. Meticulously maintained though.
                  Yours truly,
                  Rich
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                  Originally posted by Rigmaster
                  you kids get off my lawn.....

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                    #24
                    good for at least 300k if maintained well

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                      #25
                      what about M42..?

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                        #26
                        250k and then the chain & rails disintergrate :p
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                          #27
                          I have a daily driver 325i with 225k, it doesnt feel as stong as my 160k track car but it is in great shape. I have done oil analysis on this car and the reports are clean, no wear (or any other mechanical/oil issues) after 5k oil changes.
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                            #28
                            22 years and 330k miles before mine was stolen. I drove it 400 miles with a broken timing belt tensioner when i was in new hampshire. threw a new one on and drove another 600 miles (or more) all the way back to DC without any issues or loss of compression. These M20s are built. I would totally go with the 89 over that 88 any day of the week.
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                              #29
                              lol they will never die! haha
                              '88 325i cabbie royal blau
                              '91 325i cabbie calypso rot
                              '92 318i cabbie laguna green
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                                #30
                                i know of an eta that has 730k on the odo

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