***Editors Note: Though this car has been picked before, I chose this for a few reasons. #1- It rounds out the different avenues of building an E30 into a legit racecar. I was hoping to feature a members SE30 but it didnt work out and Frank stepped in at the last minute to help me round out my choices. #2- His build features many R3V vendors and members' parts. Truly a R3V car IMO. and finally #3- Who doesnt like seeing an E30 sliding around with massive smoke clouds generated by the mighty M20 that powers many of our own E30s. Congrats Frank, enjoy everyone***
Factory options:
Only factory options left are power windows, was a fully optioned 325is
Color:
Chalkboard Black
Interior color:
"Racecar"
Engine modifications:
544whp BimmerHeads M20B31, s52 crank, H-Beam rods, Ross forged pistons, fullly worked head, turbo cam, stock hg with o ringed block, precision 6262, 1000cc injectors, direct port meth injection, Rebellion Forge twin scroll turbo manifold and surge tank, custom intake, Deatschwerks 350il fuel pump (installed in surge tank, stock in-tank pump), Radium FPR, Mishimoto Radiator and intercooler, Megasquirt ecu, Condor motor mounts
Exhaust: 3" Straightpipe
Transmission:
Getrag 260, UUC twin disk high clamp feramic clutch and dssr, stock driveshaft, Condor Mounts
Differential:
Wanganstyle built 3.73 LSD setup for drifting
Suspension:
CATuned true coilover setup, SLR angle kit, Condor mounts from front to rear, adjustable tabs on rear subframe, reinforced subframe and rear arms, Motorsport Hardware wheel studs and spacers, stock brakes, secondary calipers on rear for hydro handbrake
Wheels:
Usually XXR 527s but the rears sometimes vary
Exterior modifications:
DTM Fiberwerks widebody, wing and front bumper, OEM e30 m3 rear bumper. Front and rear bash bars, Startec tail lights, Depo smileys, lots of stickers.
Interior modifications:
Full roll cage, OMP driver seat, recaro passenger, G-Force harnesses, lots of lights , gauges, and switches (some that do nothing) , custom door cards and sunroof delete, driven steering wheel with snap-off quick release, hydo hand brake, BweissLeather custom door pulls
Story behind the car:
I bought the car about 5 years ago with the intent of making a daily driver/weekend car while i was working on my 73 Charger restoration...sadly this turned into a full drift car in just a bit over a year. As my need for power got worse it went from a stock to turbo m20, then eventually into this rediculous build which though extremely fun has not been fun on my wallet. I met a lot of good people while building this car, and without all of them i wouldnt have ever spent all the money i did, so screw you. But seriously, a little thank you.
-Silokin Automotive for all the fabrication work
-Condor Speed shop - Every mount and bushing, plus some good BBQ
-WOT-Tech - Weld in roll cage
-Bimmerheads - Engine build, head work, and that cutie Matt (aka Mr.325)
-Motorsport Hardware - Wheel studs and spacers
-CATuned - Suspension and axles
-OMG Motorworks - many many many phonecalls and parts
-Guten Parts - more phone calls and parts
-Mad Motorsports -Saftey gear
And my Friends and GF for the countless long nights and crazy hours put into building, breaking and fixing, R3V and Simon for this cool feature!
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Factory options:
Only factory options left are power windows, was a fully optioned 325is
Color:
Chalkboard Black
Interior color:
"Racecar"
Engine modifications:
544whp BimmerHeads M20B31, s52 crank, H-Beam rods, Ross forged pistons, fullly worked head, turbo cam, stock hg with o ringed block, precision 6262, 1000cc injectors, direct port meth injection, Rebellion Forge twin scroll turbo manifold and surge tank, custom intake, Deatschwerks 350il fuel pump (installed in surge tank, stock in-tank pump), Radium FPR, Mishimoto Radiator and intercooler, Megasquirt ecu, Condor motor mounts
Exhaust: 3" Straightpipe
Transmission:
Getrag 260, UUC twin disk high clamp feramic clutch and dssr, stock driveshaft, Condor Mounts
Differential:
Wanganstyle built 3.73 LSD setup for drifting
Suspension:
CATuned true coilover setup, SLR angle kit, Condor mounts from front to rear, adjustable tabs on rear subframe, reinforced subframe and rear arms, Motorsport Hardware wheel studs and spacers, stock brakes, secondary calipers on rear for hydro handbrake
Wheels:
Usually XXR 527s but the rears sometimes vary
Exterior modifications:
DTM Fiberwerks widebody, wing and front bumper, OEM e30 m3 rear bumper. Front and rear bash bars, Startec tail lights, Depo smileys, lots of stickers.
Interior modifications:
Full roll cage, OMP driver seat, recaro passenger, G-Force harnesses, lots of lights , gauges, and switches (some that do nothing) , custom door cards and sunroof delete, driven steering wheel with snap-off quick release, hydo hand brake, BweissLeather custom door pulls
Story behind the car:
I bought the car about 5 years ago with the intent of making a daily driver/weekend car while i was working on my 73 Charger restoration...sadly this turned into a full drift car in just a bit over a year. As my need for power got worse it went from a stock to turbo m20, then eventually into this rediculous build which though extremely fun has not been fun on my wallet. I met a lot of good people while building this car, and without all of them i wouldnt have ever spent all the money i did, so screw you. But seriously, a little thank you.
-Silokin Automotive for all the fabrication work
-Condor Speed shop - Every mount and bushing, plus some good BBQ
-WOT-Tech - Weld in roll cage
-Bimmerheads - Engine build, head work, and that cutie Matt (aka Mr.325)
-Motorsport Hardware - Wheel studs and spacers
-CATuned - Suspension and axles
-OMG Motorworks - many many many phonecalls and parts
-Guten Parts - more phone calls and parts
-Mad Motorsports -Saftey gear
And my Friends and GF for the countless long nights and crazy hours put into building, breaking and fixing, R3V and Simon for this cool feature!






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