I dont think my 95 M3 has a rev limiter, all the chips ive seen bump the limiter up a few hundred rpms, but Ive reved mine all the way up to 7500, dont worry, ive only done it once before I realized it would do that. Is it possible that the rev meter is not calibrated correctly or do I have more serious problems?

7500 RPM is normal for a Real M3 :devillook

:rofl

....it's not normal. crack open your computer case and see if you have an aftermarket chip in there.

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rails, I found a true M3 over here, '94 M3. investigating importing it into the USA for kicks. :buttrock

rails, I found a true M3 over here, '94 M3. investigating importing it into the USA for kicks. :buttrock

Here's a head start for you Ron...

http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/rules/import/

[QUOTE=themadhatter]:rofl

....it's not normal. crack open your computer case and see if you have an aftermarket chip in there.


Is that covered in the 3 series manual? Or is there somewhere else I can find out how to do that? :help :help

unplug the battery

wait 30 minutes for the DME to completely discharge

ground yourself by touching the car (metal)

pull out the computer - open the hood, you'll see a big rubber plate in front of the passanger side of the firewall with a large cable loom going into it

open up the case - not sure if you need a phillips head, torx etc. :dunno

take a picture of what you see - post it up. ...or the chip should be labeled from where it's from.

good luck,
-Ron

looks normal to me. but what do i know :eyecrazy . That white piece on top covered the chip directly below it.