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2003 Bmw E46 M3 Race Car on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:109457 Color: /Aero

Location:

Reseda, CA, United States

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Transmission:SMG
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:3.2L 3246CC l6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller

VIN: wbsbl93483jr20307 Year: 2003
Make: BMW
Model: M3
Warranty: Race Car - NO WARRANTY
Trim: Base Coupe 2-Door
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 109,457
Number of Doors: 2
Number of Cylinders: 6

Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"Fully built race car - not street legal."

Time Attack winning M3 for sale. Around $80k invested on this car for parts, labor and the car. Over $40k worth of parts currently installed in the car right now not including all the repairs and maintenance done in the last 2 years.

This is a purpose built race car. Completely gutted interior including a/c and power windows. Almost everything not necessary for a race car had been removed.

Engine/Drivetrain

• Stock S54 motor (VF Engineering race tune on 100 octane race gas – 330whp on Mustang Dyno)

• SMG Transmission (ESS Tuned for faster shifting)

• Rogue Engineering S54 Race pulley set – $600

• VF engineering cold air intake – 300

• Motorsport thermostat – $200

• Oil cooler diverter valve – $80

• Spal electric fan – $160

• Spal automatic fan controller – $150

• C&R Aluminum racing radiator – $900

• C&R racing oil cooler – $880

• BW track engine mounts – $140

• BW urethane tranny mounts – $50

• BW silicone intake boot – $90

• JB Custom Steel flywheel 16lbs Grandam Spec – $800

• Clutchmasters race clutch kit – $800

• Diffsonline Custom Diff (4.10, 3 clutch pack with custom ramps, REM polishing) – $4200

Exhaust System

• Bimmerworld 3.5 Race exhaust – $1000

• Genuine Supersprint Stepped headers V1 – $3500

Suspension

• AST 4200 Double Adjustable Coilovers – $3200

• Ground Control camber plates

• Hypercoil springs (700f/850r)

• Treehouse Racing control arm brackets – $200

• Powerflex RTABs – $80

• BW adjustable sway bar links – $100

• Hotchkis Sport sway bar kit – $600

• Ground control rear adjustable control arm – $350

• Solid Diff mount set – $150

• VAC rear subframe reinforcement kit (welded) – $150

• VAC e46 m3 solid subframe mounts – $300

Brakes

• Bimmerworld V2 stainless steel brake line kit – $100

• Performance friction Direct-Drive floating rotors – $1200

• PFC-01 Brake pads – $500

• Brass caliper guide pins

• BW brake cooling kit – $300

• BW carbon brake ducts – $300

Wheels/Tires

• Rays Volk Racing TE37SL forged wheels 17x9.5 – $3200

• BW premium race bulletnose stud 92mm – $200

• BW quick change coated race lug nuts – $100

Exterior/Aero

• Bimmerworld Carbon Fiber Rear Diffuser – $1000

• Bimmerworld V2 Carbon Race wing – $1600

• Bimmerworld carbon fiber roof – $1400

• APR Performance front splitter – $500

• Bimmerworld carbon fiber headlight deletes – $500

• Carbon Fiber hood

• Mashaw Race Lexan Windshield and Windows – $1200

• Custom paint – $2500

Interior/Safety

• Racetech 4009W racing seat – $1300

• SCHROTCH Profi II harness – $350

• Sparco 353 suede steering wheel $250

• Sparco steering wheel hub – $80

• Custom 6-point rollcage – $3000

Maintenance/Repairs (last 2 years)

• Vanos unit replacement

• SMG pump replaced

• SMG slave cylinder replaced

• Front control arms

• Rear balljoints

• Rod bearings replaced

• Rear drive axles – both

• Driveshaft guibo and center support bearing

• Rear wheel bearing

• Front hub/bearing assembly

• Fuel pump

• Fuel filter

• Spark plugs

• Water Pump

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