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    1. 09-30-2009 #1
      Pagani
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      Bmw e30 m3 whit v10 engine

      I think this is one the best engine swaps that i have ever seen.
      I has the engine from the current e60 m5 under the bonnet.
      The m3 vs bmw m6

      BMW M3 V10 S85 vs. BMW M3 V8


      BMW M3 V10 vs BMW M5 E60 Evosport headers, RPI Scoops, DInan muffler and ECU


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    3. 09-30-2009 #2
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      Awesome stuff. I love the BMW hood hinge setups.

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    4. 10-01-2009 #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by parsonsj View Post
      Awesome stuff. I love the BMW hood hinge setups.

      jp
      Still have a set of an older 7-series available (same principle as with the E30 3-series) and have looked to see whether it would fit a first gen. Obivously it will but not w.o. quite some fabrication . . .

      Oh and before I forget: that's one hell of a nice conversion!! Thanks for sharing
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    5. 10-01-2009 #4
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      um yeah, E30 M3............boing!
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      is this the same V10 top gear tested and Clarkson said the car is **** till you push the M button...LMFAO......sick swap

      400hp....M-button=500hp or is it from 500 to 600hp
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    8. 10-01-2009 #7
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      Interesting style of drag racing. Rolling start and then jump on it.
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      Quote Originally Posted by GrabberGT View Post
      Interesting style of drag racing. Rolling start and then jump on it.
      It comes from Highway racing. Slowing up for a gap in traffic, and then punching it. There's a good amount of vids online on it. Some of these drivers are crazy and others downright stupid considering the traffic volume, and highway patrol presence on a few of those clips!
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    10. 10-06-2009 #9
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      Wow, that car is just stupid fast!!! What a sleeper too, they left it alone except for stuffing that monster under the hood - very nicely done!
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    11. 10-07-2009 #10
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      I don't think I've EVER seen an engine sit that close to a radiator before!
      Its definitely fast but those V10's have an odd sound.
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      I could see how a 3,000 pound car with 500 HP could be a fun toy.
      Specially in a sleeper disguise.
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      Thats badass, Ive always thought about buying an e30 m3 but they are expensive as hell
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    14. 10-11-2009 #13
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      Quote Originally Posted by mc84_zz4 View Post
      I could see how a 3,000 pound car with 500 HP could be a fun toy.
      Specially in a sleeper disguise.
      It's lighter than 3000 pounds
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