Perfect Car Bmw E36 With E46 M3 S54 Engine And 6 Speed Transmission on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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a GORGEOUS ESTORIL BLUE 1997 BMW E36 M3 With an S54 M3 engine and
6-Speed transmission swap. The shell has 161xxx
miles on it The engine and
transmission has 57xxx miles. This is a one of a kind
masterpiece which is very fun to drive and definitely a sleeper car The car is very well
maintained so dont let the previous salvage history fool you, Oil changes and valve
adjustments were just completed when i did the swap Differential bushing just changed recently I did a full obd2 swap
with the BMW Z3M harness Evosport headers and resonator delete with stock e36 m3 muffler AC currently does not work needs AC COMPRESSOR belt and A/C Line Hose AC
Evaporator to Dryer Acs is disabled,acs button is in use for the sport mode Rebuilt Title due to small collision Engine: S54 with 57,xxx miles
Transmission: E46 M3 6 Speed with 57,xxx miles NEW UUC EVO3 (Euro 6 Speed) Short Shift Kit
NEW UUC Stage 3 Flywheel NEW UUC Motor Mounts NEW UUC Transmission Mounts NEW Evosport Headers NEW Turner Motor Sport Pulley New Electric fan
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