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4444 09-29-2013 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by multicartual (Post 8329439)
My plan is to properly do the suspension, stance the car, and learn how to drive it. Once I can drive the balls off it at low power, then I'll add more

It is a 5-speed as well

I'm all for a project car, but, just be aware you are about to blow loads of money that wil likely cause a bunch of headaches, all be it with some joy in between, and will get 10 cents on the dollar in return.

I really hope you have money to blow on this and aren't some starving highschool student who is going to spend money on this rather than going to school - because it sounds like more education wouldn't be lost on you!

4444 09-29-2013 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by The_AK (Post 8329441)
street racing is best done on the track

Qft - maybe OP should enshrine this on his dashboard. Will prevent more retarded youtube videos of him passing off regular road users in regular cars that he wants to race

multicartual 09-29-2013 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by 4444 (Post 8329445)
Qft - maybe OP should enshrine this on his dashboard. Will prevent more retarded youtube videos of him passing off regular road users in regular cars that he wants to race


Yes dad!!!

Lomac 09-29-2013 09:38 AM

:lol :rofl:

You guys are getting trolled so hard. Apart from the drivetrain swap, don't take what he says too seriously. ;)

Redlines_Daily 09-29-2013 10:12 AM

What's with these attention seeking kids these days, not enough likes on Facebook?

GabAlmighty 09-29-2013 10:45 AM

How much boost stock support can?

dink 09-29-2013 11:06 AM

can someone slap him please.

J-Chow 09-29-2013 11:31 AM

http://www.revscene.net/forums/68644...h-muffler.html

I sell you muffla for 80 dolla!

80 dolla for 80 horsepowa!

you buy now! :yuno:

:troll:

bcrdukes 09-29-2013 11:47 AM

lol

BaoTurbo 09-29-2013 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by multicartual (Post 8329353)
Wow is that a 2jz???

Next question: Does it have turbo?

Stiig 09-29-2013 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by 1exotic (Post 8329405)
Typical base model BMW owner

Nothing wrong with owning a base model BMW or of any other car brand. Everybody starts somewhere.

Retards come in all models and car manufacturers

Your statement makes you look ignorant.

tofu1413 09-29-2013 02:37 PM

318i...


best $800 i ever spent on a winter beater :fuckthatshit:


Even a miata was faster. :fuckthatshit:

multicartual 09-29-2013 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by GabAlmighty (Post 8329487)
How much boost stock support can?


The 302 block can last a couple seasons over 600+ rwhp, or it can blow up on your first pass at 400 rwhp(or less) with a shitty tune. On Mustang forums you'll read about people cranking out passes in the high 9's at 135 mph-ish on the stock shortblock, but at those power levels it is just a matter of when it will blow, not if.

A mexican block 302 or a Dart block are good for far more power. Really with the SBF(Small block Ford) the limits are only as far as your wallet takes you! 8 seconds at over 160 mph street driven? I just want something fun to drive on dates and to the Wendy's drive-thru at Cambie and Broadway at 3 AM.

I kind of want to keep the car mild power-wise until I learn to drive it and get a decent suspension under it.

multicartual 09-29-2013 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by tofu1413 (Post 8329595)
318i...


best $800 i ever spent on a winter beater :fuckthatshit:


Even a miata was faster. :fuckthatshit:


I've never driven a stock, auto 4 cylinder 318i. If a Miata can beat it, damn is that shit sloooooow. I drove a girl's 1994 or so blue Miata a couple years ago, sure it handled well but the car had a hard time out-accelerating the 99 B-line.

Energy 09-29-2013 04:17 PM

Can we get more pics of your car? I want to see this beast.

knight604 09-29-2013 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by 1exotic (Post 8329405)
Typical base model BMW owner

Agreed , only because im an asshole.

#xilleyed
#xilley'd

Akinari 09-29-2013 05:25 PM

This entire thread is giving me cancer.

4444 09-29-2013 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by multicartual (Post 8329630)
The 302 block can last a couple seasons over 600+ rwhp, or it can blow up on your first pass at 400 rwhp(or less) with a shitty tune. On Mustang forums you'll read about people cranking out passes in the high 9's at 135 mph-ish on the stock shortblock, but at those power levels it is just a matter of when it will blow, not if.

A mexican block 302 or a Dart block are good for far more power. Really with the SBF(Small block Ford) the limits are only as far as your wallet takes you! 8 seconds at over 160 mph street driven? I just want something fun to drive on dates and to the Wendy's drive-thru at Cambie and Broadway at 3 AM.

I kind of want to keep the car mild power-wise until I learn to drive it and get a decent suspension under it.

It's clear you know your 'stuff' about the fox body era 5.0L engine.











And by stuff, I mean you have spent countless hours on foxbody forums and paid someone to do the swap. Am I about bang on accurate?

tofu1413 09-29-2013 05:59 PM

318i.. both in the E36 shell and E30 shell.. super turtle machines for modern standards.

great chassis... good on gas. but slow. feels like a boat anchor tied onto a 325i

multicartual 09-29-2013 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 4444 (Post 8329669)
It's clear you know your 'stuff' about the fox body era 5.0L engine.

And by stuff, I mean you have spent countless hours on foxbody forums and paid someone to do the swap. Am I about bang on accurate?

You say that as if you don't need a sharp mind to complete a project. I bought the car half-finished, most people would be extremely unwise to buy someone else's mystery project. Trust me, I know all-too-well how much a hidden problem can cost you in the long run. After my Supra got crashed by my friend, the timing had a very hard problem to diagnose. Something was fucked and it took swapping out of countless parts to fix!

This is a very simple package though. It also has a complete, 150 page swap manual with diagrams and a ton of info. The E36 isn't a black box nightmare and the wiring mates up easily with the Ford's wiring harness. The exhaust is a ghetto header-forward design but even backyard welders were able to fabricate their exhaust systems. The radiator is out of a '94 Thunderbird, the slave cylinder from an '81 280ZX, it already had a custom driveshaft made for it as well. Knowing all of this, and weighing whether or not I felt it could be completed on a tight budget, is part of the fun. I just think it is SO cool that this car is a mish-mash of parts with nearly endless upgradability. How much fun could I have if I ran it supercharged one year, turbo'ed the next, and then maybe the year after that run a nitrous fogger kit?

If I had a garage I'd do most of my own work!

multicartual 09-29-2013 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by tofu1413 (Post 8329678)
318i.. both in the E36 shell and E30 shell.. super turtle machines for modern standards.

great chassis... good on gas. but slow. feels like a boat anchor tied onto a 325i


The E36 chassis is very highly regarded on Grassroot Motorsports and Corner-carvers. The parts are also absolutely dirt cheap. They also have classic lines.

http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/a...1_27_30_32.jpg

brute_4s 09-29-2013 07:26 PM

BMW forums all say that 0-60 time for an e36 4 door auto is 9.8. Much more than your stock 7.5 like u said or your "modded" low 6. Low six 0-60 times aren't that easy to hit in normal everyday cars especially 318 bummers. My bro has a 325 with an exhaust and there's no way it hits 0-60 in low six seconds. Look at the cars that from the factory have low six 0-60 times and look at the hp on them and the weight and something just won't seem right with your times.

Lose the iPhone app man it obviously doesn't work.

brute_4s 09-29-2013 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by multicartual (Post 8329406)
lmao auto noob


let me guess you still live at home, you're probably a virgin, and you don't have a car over 200 hp

Neither do u. A stock sti doesn't have 250 whp... A USDM e36 m3 doesn't either. Go to an actual Dyno and prove the talk with a Dyno slip and shut us all up. Stock 318 has 143 hp according to BMW. And believe me. That's at the crank. Expect to lose at least 15 percent of that by the time it hits the wheels.

kunoman1 09-29-2013 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by brute_4s (Post 8329743)
BMW forums all say that 0-60 time for an e36 4 door auto is 9.8. Much more than your stock 7.5 like u said or your "modded" low 6. Low six 0-60 times aren't that easy to hit in normal everyday cars especially 318 bummers. My bro has a 325 with an exhaust and there's no way it hits 0-60 in low six seconds. Look at the cars that from the factory have low six 0-60 times and look at the hp on them and the weight and something just won't seem right with your times.

Lose the iPhone app man it obviously doesn't work.

He's running a 5.0 V8 though

The guy's trolling but props for the swap

tofu1413 09-30-2013 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by multicartual (Post 8329717)
The E36 chassis is very highly regarded on Grassroot Motorsports and Corner-carvers. The parts are also absolutely dirt cheap. They also have classic lines.

http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/a...1_27_30_32.jpg

that is indeed one thing I strongly agree on.


Its actually a better value to mod than an AE86.... :badpokerface:


But that m42... as reliable as it was... so powerless.


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