Bruce
05-24-2005, 06:52 PM
I have an M roadster rear end (minus the diff and shocks). It includes the subframe, trailing arms and everything attached to the trailing arms (except shocks). I believe this came from a 99 M roadster with 45k miles. It would need some TLC and paint to get it to look great. Would need some new rotors and pads probably.
The reason i am selling is I was going to put it in my E30 M3 track only car, but comparing the 2 I'd rather not disassemble this. I got a killer deal on one of the M roadster trailing arms and it is easier (and cheaper) for me to buy the other trailing arm, wheel bearings and hubs.
I paid $1200 and am looking to get that out of it. I live in Dallas and first priority will be to somebody willing to pick it up. I will try to take it to the BMW CCA DE and Club race at Barber in Birmingham this weekend. Email me before I leave on Thursday if you are interested- I am not sure it will make it into the stuff to take unless somebody is really interested.
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I also have a set of Bilstein true rear coilovers for sale. Not sure on the valving (I believe they came spec'ed by Turner but I am not sure as I bought these used). The come with the height adjusters built onto the body of the shock, but do not include springs. $500 shipped NOTE: these are NOT for a street car- you must have the rear shock towers reinforced. Asking $500/obo.
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I also have a set of front Koni adjustable shocks that are from Ground Control. These are the shocks that GC specs with their E30 M3 coilovers. They are actually VW Corrado shocks. GC sells them with a spacer that goes in the strut housing to get them to work properly (I have this part). They are NIB (only test fit). Part number is 1198 SP GC. Asking $275/obo for the pair.
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Last is a set of AP 4 piston calipers (with adapter plates for an E30 M3) part number stamped on them is CP4751-8SOL. You probably can use these on anything but you would need a different adapter plate and I am not sure what would need to be done to get the rotors to work on anything else. Asking $1250.
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Again, with interest all these parts can be brought to Barber. If I sell them there I will only accept CASH.
Thanks,
Bruce
The reason i am selling is I was going to put it in my E30 M3 track only car, but comparing the 2 I'd rather not disassemble this. I got a killer deal on one of the M roadster trailing arms and it is easier (and cheaper) for me to buy the other trailing arm, wheel bearings and hubs.
I paid $1200 and am looking to get that out of it. I live in Dallas and first priority will be to somebody willing to pick it up. I will try to take it to the BMW CCA DE and Club race at Barber in Birmingham this weekend. Email me before I leave on Thursday if you are interested- I am not sure it will make it into the stuff to take unless somebody is really interested.
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I also have a set of Bilstein true rear coilovers for sale. Not sure on the valving (I believe they came spec'ed by Turner but I am not sure as I bought these used). The come with the height adjusters built onto the body of the shock, but do not include springs. $500 shipped NOTE: these are NOT for a street car- you must have the rear shock towers reinforced. Asking $500/obo.
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I also have a set of front Koni adjustable shocks that are from Ground Control. These are the shocks that GC specs with their E30 M3 coilovers. They are actually VW Corrado shocks. GC sells them with a spacer that goes in the strut housing to get them to work properly (I have this part). They are NIB (only test fit). Part number is 1198 SP GC. Asking $275/obo for the pair.
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Last is a set of AP 4 piston calipers (with adapter plates for an E30 M3) part number stamped on them is CP4751-8SOL. You probably can use these on anything but you would need a different adapter plate and I am not sure what would need to be done to get the rotors to work on anything else. Asking $1250.
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Again, with interest all these parts can be brought to Barber. If I sell them there I will only accept CASH.
Thanks,
Bruce