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Rich Dixon 91is

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« Reply #15 on: January 02, 2009, 04:15:10 PM »
Quote from: Deftones;63284
IMHO the sound of a tough 4cyl like the M42 isn't even comparable with the unemotional regular sound of a 6cyl like the M20!


We think the same, my italian friend! I'm not on the track, I'm not racing anyone, so I love the nimble, agile m42 car with its gas mileage and revs! I can hear the race breeding every time I rev over 6000rpm. Get an m42, air intake, chip, and let it scream!

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« Reply #16 on: January 02, 2009, 05:10:23 PM »
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we think the same, my italian friend! I'm not on the track, i'm not racing anyone, so i love the nimble, agile m42 car with its gas mileage and revs! I can hear the race breeding every time i rev over 6000rpm. Get an m42, air intake, chip, and let it scream!


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« Reply #17 on: January 06, 2009, 06:16:33 PM »
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Hello,

I have a M20B25 in a cab, auto, no cat.... great great car. super combo

I'm jealous only because the M42 is supposedly bullet proof with its chain. I also heard the M42 lust for revs. :)

So I wonder is it worth to buy an E30 318is if you have my car?

by the way no E36 plz! the real BMWs have 4 separate head lights who don't give a ^&##$ about aerodynamics. :D


i like the way you think :D for a brick like car you will need a torqy engine.so keep the m20 and install a manual+lsd diff.....and you my friend are going to have loads of fun.....oh ....just forgot to add ,the m20 sounds right too :rolleyes: even more in a cabby :D