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Its the facelift 325i with stock 8.8 compression, MLS headgasket and 1 bar (15 PSI) of boost. Should be like 330 whp and 440 wnm. Fun on snowy roads :)
There are Bilsteins on it already and ive got a set of Lowtec springs ready. Just got rid of the winter/snow so they are up for mounting in a few days.
Wheels are 7,5x17 Rondell with 205-40s.
No plans really, a bit darker windows maybe. Just gonna keep it anonymious and have fun at red lights :)
Speclist
Vehicle information
Type code AG95
Type 325IX (EUR)
Dev. series E30 (5)
Line 3
Body type TOUR
Steering LL
Door count 5
Engine M20
Cubical capacity 2.50
Power 141
Transmision ALLR
Gearbox MECH
Colour DIAMANTSCHWARZ METALLIC (181)
Upholstery SILBER STOFF (0270)
Prod. date 1989-08-31
Order options
No. Description
288 LT/ALY WHEELS
314 HEATED WINDSCREEN WASHER NOZZLES
401 SLIDING/VENT ROOF, ELECTRIC
410 WINDOW LIFTS, ELECTRIC AT FRONT
481 SPORT SEATS F DRIVER/FRONT PASSENGER
510 HEADLIGHT BEAM-THROW CONTR. F LOW BEAM
540 CRUISE CONTROL
551 ON-BOARD COMPUTER II W REMOTE CONTROL
675 BMW SOUND SYSTEM
681 DACHANTENNE
687 RADIO PREPARATION
690 CASSETTE HOLDER
804 SWITZERLAND VERSION
very nice but I can't imagine how the stock drive train can handle 300+ HP, it can barely keep up with 170HP, those front drive shafts and splines are so weak
very nice but I can't imagine how the stock drive train can handle 300+ HP, it can barely keep up with 170HP, those front drive shafts and splines are so weak
There's been a few high hp IX's out there on stock drive train. The engagement is super short, but the splines really die when the br2 lube turns to dust from being 20+ years old.
It should be fine if the driveshaft has been taken care of...
No one makes this car anymore. The government won't allow them, normal people won't buy them. So it's up to us: the freaks, the weirdos, the informed. To buy them, to appreciate them, and most importantly, to drive them.
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