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Forced Induction sponsored by Active Autowerke Discuss turbocharging and supercharging your BMW engine. Also force-feeding Nitrous, Propane or water.

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Old 09-02-2006, 04:25 PM
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Looks like an E30 rieger bumper.

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very nice! i wish all unusual swaps got this much positive feedback...of course the last time i heard about a 2JZ-GTE swap into an e36, the BMW boys considered it sacrilege
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very nice! i wish all unusual swaps got this much positive feedback...of course the last time i heard about a 2JZ-GTE swap into an e36, the BMW boys considered it sacrilege
Just do what you want, at the end of the day its your car. Imo is pointless to fued over the "correctness" of the engine inside. In the engine you're dropping in betters the car and makes it more balanced then why not go for its? Its just pure stupidity to stay with a lesser engine for "correctness".
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