My M3

[Hidden_Hunter]

They only cost US29K in the US!!!!

They're still fetching about US$65K here

[Banii]

$200.000 here

[BlitzR]

NORWAY IS TEH WINNAR!!!!
Wait... what?

[Banii]

You can pick up a nice 2003 model for only $150.000, tho.

[anTo]

i think he means 150,000

[Banii]

?

[Hidden_Hunter]

i think he means 150,000

In langauges other than english you can use the decimal place instead of ,

[Deviate]

you can have a darker tint on the front side windows than on the rear side windows? strange

over here you can have everything in the back 100% if you wish, but max 25% in the front side, and nothing for the front window

I think we lost something in communication. You're allowed darker windows in the back sides (30 or 35% front sides vs 20% in the back sides). You can't have any tint on your windshield below the little line at the top. I forget how far that is, but there's a little arrow and a white line marking the furthest down you can legally tint the windshield. The rear window can be as dark as you want.

I believe the communication issue is due to the usage of the percentages. I'm referring to the percent of light allowed to pass through, thus the lower the number the darker the tint.

Ianspeed, I'm aware of the subframe issues with lowered/stiffened M3s. I already have money set aside for the Turner Motorsports reinforcement kit and installation. It's just a matter of giving the car up long enough to have it installed.

Buying modified cars doesn't bother me too much, as long as it's nothing too extreme. I think the modifications to the M3 so far are pretty minor, actually. Besides, I'm the type of person that can't leave cars alone. If the car didn't already have most of the aftermarket parts it does, I would have put them on myself sooner or later. As a matter of fact, I'm eyeing Active Autowerke's 7.5 psi supercharger kit right now. My goal is to have it on by the end of spring, or at least summer.

[bone]

I believe the communication issue is due to the usage of the percentages. I'm referring to the percent of light allowed to pass through, thus the lower the number the darker the tint.

and communication it is

we use the percentage for the tone of darkness, 100% doesn't let any light through, while 20% is just a light tint

[Vette Boss]

I'm going to shoot you in the foot, steal your keys and roar away in your M3. ..If I can get a permit to do so.

[Deviate]

I'm going to shoot you in the foot, steal your keys and roar away in your M3. ..If I can get a permit to do so.

Permit denied.

Besides, I took extra "precautions" with the M3. My last nice vehicle was stolen in October, so I went a little overboard on the M3 to make sure it doesn't happen again. Or if it does, I'll at least get it back fairly quickly.

RIP, Haga number 86:

[Redliner]

I liked the M3, but now you got me REALLY drooling. Please tell me you have more pictures and you're going to post them....

[Deviate]

I liked the M3, but now you got me REALLY drooling. Please tell me you have more pictures and you're going to post them....

Ask and ye shall receive:

[Ianspeed]

Woah. That is quite a bike. . . but I see quite a lot of wear down the center of the rear tire. My biker buddies would give you a bit of a ragging methinks.

Not I though. I'm a 4 wheeler... and I'm glad your into mods. I'd think I would make a CSL clone but who knows. Sweet sweet car.

[Deviate]

Woah. That is quite a bike. . . but I see quite a lot of wear down the center of the rear tire. My biker buddies would give you a bit of a ragging methinks.

Not I though. I'm a 4 wheeler... and I'm glad your into mods. I'd think I would make a CSL clone but who knows. Sweet sweet car.

Sadly, I didn't have the bike long enough to get too far over on it. Less than 2 months. I bought it after not having been on a bike in a couple years, so I sure as hell wasn't going to start dragging knees immediately.

I doubt I'll be turning it into a CSL clone. Partially because I'm not really into cosmetic modifications and partially because the CSL thing is getting pretty played out. Almost half of the e46 M3s at the last meet I attended had CSL trunks and wheels.

I'm actually going back to the OEM 19" wheels in the next couple weeks. My plans are to (cosmetically) have the front end repainted, then pretty much leave it alone. Mechanically, that's a completely different story. The supercharger kit I'm leaning towards claims 499hp to the wheels.

[teletubby-warrior]

My knowledge of bikes is limited to say the least, but this picture speaks a thousand words... Dunlop, Brembo, Ohlins, O-Z. That's a serious piece of kit!

[Redliner]

Thanks for the pictures....now I need to clean my keyboard.
And teletubby-warrior, when motorcycle manufactures build replicas, they're not too far from the truth, specially regarding SBK.

[edkwon]

The 19" wheels are a necessary evil. I would rather have 18"s, since your selection of tires to choose from is exponentially higher. Unfortunately (depending on how you look at it), I don't think the 18"s will clear the calipers.

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If those are the standard 4 piston stoptech calipers, 18" wheels should clear it, as far as wheel width goes, i dont know what the front M3 wheel offset measurement is, you will have to go at least 8" wide, maybe more.

Ed

[xtasy127]

how much did you pya O_O

[Deviate]

how much did you pya O_O

$29k