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Bmw m3 challenge mods
Bmw m3 challenge mods









bmw m3 challenge mods

OEM black/chrome grilles, side gills and exhaust tips (if you keep your muffler you could do the OEM exhaust mod) these tips look great BMC drop in filter-provides a great sound and maybe 1-2hp Magnaflow and corsa are for american muscle in my opinion. If it worked on your f150 than do the opposite for your bimmer.

bmw m3 challenge mods

Heck, just test pipe and Delete-R for the CEL would get you much more power than just a muffler, and be 1/4 of your budget. You can also get the Akrapovic CEL Delete-R if you don't want a tune. Just be patient and check the buy/sell sections of this forum often, there's no reason to rush your mods all at once, you have all the time in the world.īut for pure power route, a tune would be good, and maybe a primary cat delete? Get the Turner test pipes, they keep the secondary cats and the resonators, and simply replace primary cats on your stock pipe, so it won't be all that much louder and won't really be smelly. Would make for a simple, clean, nice daily car that would be good fun around town on the weekends. If it were MY car, so feel free to disagree, with $3,500.00 I would probably get a drop-in air filter, a decent muffler just to change up the sound a little, minor cosmetics like matte or gloss black items to replace all the chrome things and painted reflectors (I said kidney grilles I meant reflectors), some Eibach springs since they're conservative and comfortable, and a decent set of wheels, there's always some great deals on used wheels on this forum.











Bmw m3 challenge mods