E30 Zone

I think this guys mixed up somewhere

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C74338

And a bargain at that... Only €16,500 for a heap of red fibre glass sh!t....

its from the year 1083 too , old school lol

Well the M1 did use a 6 pot 3.5 Litre. I think it was then used in other M cars.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_M88

didnt the M1 share the same engine as the E28 M5,
S88 i think!
could be wrong

It was an M88 used in the M1 with about 270 bhp. It was revised and gave 286 bhp but still called an M88 and was used in the E28 M5 and E24 M635CSi.

bss325i wrote:It was an M88 used in the M1 with about 270 bhp. It was revised and gave 286 bhp but still called an M88 and was used in the E28 M5 and E24 M635CSi.

i knew it was something 88

the m88 was also used in the hartge h36's

no it wasn't

I was expecting some sort of mid engined monstrosity!

Just click the bloomin Wiki link in my thread

thats same kit as mine lol

Bob_S wrote:the m88 was also used in the hartge h36's

M88 was used in Hartge H35 24V's and S38 was used in Hartge H36 24V's

bss325i wrote:

Bob_S wrote:the m88 was also used in the hartge h36's

M88 was used in Hartge H35 24V's and S38 was used in Hartge H36 24V's

that is what I meant.. what I was thinking and what letters my fingers trod on were 2 different things however

M88/3 to be accurate, but commonly referred to as the M1 engine - later became the S38 in 32.5, 3.6 and 3.8 guises. In M88/3 it was in the E28 M5 and E24 M635CSi - not the NA M6 though, it got the S38.

I think that's actually a pretty useful historical reference point. If it wasn't built in the late 80s, it has been built to look like it was. While they're not to everyone's tastes a few of these mad creations from that era need to be kept or recreated.