2003 Bmw E46 M3 Race Car on 2040-cars
Reseda, CA, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:3.2L 3246CC l6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
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
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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