Just for the record:
The 1995 E36 M3 had a 3.0 straight 6 - legal
You could downgrade the wheels from the 17x7.5 to 17x7 - legal
The only issue left is the clutch pak LSD.
The 1988-1991 E30 M3's are totally legal except for the clutch pak LSD.
Too bad! I love the E30...thinking about one in CSP when the E36 moves to BSP.
AB
Vince Bly wrote:
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> Your's is a good question. The M3 is out because it is only available
> with a limited slip.
No, the E36 M3 is out because of displacement. But also from the TYPE
of limited slip. Viscous LSD's that were factory equipped are legal.
Torsen and Clutch pack LSD's however are not legal for ST. So a Nissan
SE-R is legal. While a BMW 318is is not.
> This also applies to the older 4-cylinder (E-30 ?) M3.
Clutch pack LSD, not legal.
-Josh2
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