E46 M3 drifting - Page 2

GladdoM3 · 09-24-2002, 10:19 PM

Hey sickfinga.....PM me and i will go with you and show you a kick ass place to practise.
Peace
Jordan

Rutger · 09-25-2002, 02:36 AM

If you keep the speed low there shouldn't be a problem when practicing on the road.

Just take the turns in second gear!

30 mph max, the car is easily controlled at this speed and if you make a mistake you can stop the car in no time.

The E36 M3 in Holland is 286bhp. So we've got 46 more but E30 M3's (200 bhp) work fine as well.

Just make sure it's wet on the street. No problemo's then!

http://www.gummen.org/images/album/meet2110_mov1.mpg
http://www.gummen.org/images/album/meet2110_mov3.mpg
http://www.gummen.org/images/album/meet2110_mov5.mpg

Jon@Bimmersport · 09-25-2002, 07:18 AM

gladdom3 and sickfinga...PM me i wanna get a video of this...thats if u pick a day like friday or sat nite or sunday nite

Manimillion · 09-30-2002, 11:12 AM

The e36 m3's in Europe usually come with 321hp, some older models of the m3 had less power I donno the hp of them by heart, the engines are diffrent then the Us Spec m3's because the us spec m3's doesn't have the dual vanos engine on the e36's, but the euro spec m3's come with the dual vanos 321hp engine. The e36 m3's are still pretty quick cars.... I belive that in 94/95 50 Eurospec m3's were imported into us/canada by bmw of north america.....

**SickFinga** · 09-30-2002, 01:36 PM

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Originally posted by DevilOnWheelz
The e36 m3's in Europe usually come with 321hp, some older models of the m3 had less power I donno the hp of them by heart, the engines are diffrent then the Us Spec m3's because the us spec m3's doesn't have the dual vanos engine on the e36's, but the euro spec m3's come with the dual vanos 321hp engine. The e36 m3's are still pretty quick cars.... I belive that in 94/95 50 Eurospec m3's were imported into us/canada by bmw of north america.....

EURO M3 - 286hp
EURO M3 EVO - 321hp

In 94 BMW Canada imported 42 EURO M3(286hp one) only to Canada. US never got them,

Manimillion · 09-30-2002, 03:04 PM

yeah but after a certain year there wusn't a model with 281hp anymore they all went upto 321hp i think thats the one you calling m3 evo.... i think it wuz after 95 that all the m3's were more powerfull

**SickFinga** · 09-30-2002, 04:33 PM

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Originally posted by DevilOnWheelz
yeah but after a certain year there wusn't a model with 281hp anymore they all went upto 321hp i think thats the one you calling m3 evo.... i think it wuz after 95 that all the m3's were more powerfull

yes after 95, 3.0l OBD2 became 3.2l OBD2

Jon@Bimmersport · 09-30-2002, 10:23 PM

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Originally posted by SickFinga

yes after 95, 3.0l OBD2 became 3.2l OBD2

isnt it 3.0L OBDI then 3.2L OBDII

**SickFinga** · 09-30-2002, 10:27 PM

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Originally posted by E46_lover

isnt it 3.0L OBDI then 3.2L OBDII

Yeah, hit the wrong button

Rutger · 10-01-2002, 05:35 AM

The gearboxes have also changed. The 3.0 euro is a five speed manual, the 3.2 has a six speed manual or SMGI.

SMGI completely sucked. You could fall asleep between gearchanges. SMGII is much better!

gnetcanada · 10-20-2002, 04:46 PM

drift with an m3? i can drift with my 318tia and my 325is!

Jon@Bimmersport · 10-20-2002, 05:55 PM

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Originally posted by gnetcanada
drift with an m3? i can drift with my 318tia and my 325is!

i can drift with my bike! i bet BMW BMXER can pull it off

**SickFinga** · 10-20-2002, 06:41 PM

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Originally posted by gnetcanada
drift with an m3? i can drift with my 318tia and my 325is!

yeah?? I wanna see that