2007 E63 Arrived
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I love everything about it! IMO this is how the E55 should be. Last time Marcus posted pics of the first C55 on the board i bought it, lol i hope this does not happen again. I am really liking it!
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Originally Posted by Beltfed
Agreed, I also had a 95 M3 (Daytona Violet/Mulberry, 5spd, Lux package).
That was a great car, as you said....tight, trouble free, fun to drive. The E46 definitely feels the 200lbs heavier that it is.
That was a great car, as you said....tight, trouble free, fun to drive. The E46 definitely feels the 200lbs heavier that it is.
i had a 99 m3, the best car ive had (tie w/ a 94 e500)
it was so much fun to drive, i used to get up at 5am to go canyon running, and i think that 11am is early. the car was calling me, i swear
btw,
my brother has a e46 m3 and what a piece of ****, they ruined the m3, navigation ( i wouldnt mind getting lost in my e36), smg, electronic lumbar thingies
(one more thing; do people really need those rear windows to pop out 2in?)and dont get me started on the look
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Originally Posted by jangy
You sure you don't get a kick back? Hmmmm, both guys are named Marcus....hmmmmm
"nothing more"...haha!! If it were nothing more, then why PAY to be a sponsor??
"nothing more"...haha!! If it were nothing more, then why PAY to be a sponsor??
No I don't, I wish!
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Originally Posted by jangy
I'd like that steering wheel. i prefer my function buttons, but that fat wheel looks mighty nice.
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Originally Posted by AMG_55
i had a 99 m3, the best car ive had (tie w/ a 94 e500)
it was so much fun to drive, i used to get up at 5am to go canyon running, and i think that 11am is early. the car was calling me, i swear
btw,
my brother has a e46 m3 and what a piece of ****, they ruined the m3, navigation ( i wouldnt mind getting lost in my e36), smg, electronic lumbar thingies (one more thing; do people really need those rear windows to pop out 2in?)
and dont get me started on the look
it was so much fun to drive, i used to get up at 5am to go canyon running, and i think that 11am is early. the car was calling me, i swear
btw,
my brother has a e46 m3 and what a piece of ****, they ruined the m3, navigation ( i wouldnt mind getting lost in my e36), smg, electronic lumbar thingies
(one more thing; do people really need those rear windows to pop out 2in?)and dont get me started on the look
It only travels on a trailer though, as the solid suspension components with the coil over suspension make it extremely uncomfortable on the streets.
I actually ordered an E46 M3 when it came out thinking I was going to trade my E36 for it. But at the end decided that I no longer wanted a double duty street/track car and decided to build a dedicated car initially for instructing at the schools, but eventually will be a club racer. And the E36 is superb for this purpose!
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Originally Posted by oblax4
Hope the dudes new car works out.
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Originally Posted by coolcarlskiC43
As much as I love AMG's/MB's why can't they put the opening of the intake mani in the front of the engine to create a cooler intake charge? There's alot of heat in back of the motor by the firewall.Would be nice to have the cool air rammed into the intake up front if the opening of the intake mani was located there, and it would also have a shorter path similar to GM's high performance V8's and the Lexus V8's.
However,it is what it is and I still like the car.I think they could get even more pwr by redesigning the intake manifold with the opening at the front of the engine.just my .02!
However,it is what it is and I still like the car.I think they could get even more pwr by redesigning the intake manifold with the opening at the front of the engine.just my .02!
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Originally Posted by rkao
I still have my '99 M3 since new, though it's now an 80% de-contented track car with a 4-point cage, seats, harnesses and a quick release steering setup. The goal is make it a BMW CCA club racer with a full 6-point cage.
It only travels on a trailer though, as the solid suspension components with the coil over suspension make it extremely uncomfortable on the streets.
I actually ordered an E46 M3 when it came out thinking I was going to trade my E36 for it. But at the end decided that I no longer wanted a double duty street/track car and decided to build a dedicated car initially for instructing at the schools, but eventually will be a club racer. And the E36 is superb for this purpose!
It only travels on a trailer though, as the solid suspension components with the coil over suspension make it extremely uncomfortable on the streets.
I actually ordered an E46 M3 when it came out thinking I was going to trade my E36 for it. But at the end decided that I no longer wanted a double duty street/track car and decided to build a dedicated car initially for instructing at the schools, but eventually will be a club racer. And the E36 is superb for this purpose!
get em all
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Originally Posted by rkao
I still have my '99 M3 since new, though it's now an 80% de-contented track car with a 4-point cage, seats, harnesses and a quick release steering setup. The goal is make it a BMW CCA club racer with a full 6-point cage.
It only travels on a trailer though, as the solid suspension components with the coil over suspension make it extremely uncomfortable on the streets.
I actually ordered an E46 M3 when it came out thinking I was going to trade my E36 for it. But at the end decided that I no longer wanted a double duty street/track car and decided to build a dedicated car initially for instructing at the schools, but eventually will be a club racer. And the E36 is superb for this purpose!
It only travels on a trailer though, as the solid suspension components with the coil over suspension make it extremely uncomfortable on the streets.
I actually ordered an E46 M3 when it came out thinking I was going to trade my E36 for it. But at the end decided that I no longer wanted a double duty street/track car and decided to build a dedicated car initially for instructing at the schools, but eventually will be a club racer. And the E36 is superb for this purpose!
Were you an instructor at Oktoberfest this year?
Last edited by BTPower; Aug 1, 2006 at 09:06 AM.
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Originally Posted by jangy
No stoking needed. I respect Cyn too much to get into it anymore.
Hope the dudes new car works out.
Hope the dudes new car works out.
Ill be the first to say early production W164 cars with the 7g where terrible. There is no way around that. But saying all cars with 7g are junk just because some of the first vehicles were known to be jerky is going to far.
The E63 looks like such a great step forward (for a guy who values chassis dynamics) over the E55 that I would hate to see it be looked down on just because it has a 7g. Furthermore that 7g could be flawless since it is upgraded by AMG and it also is a good 2 years newer in part development and version coding!
Your ML and that other guyws ML likery are both trash. I give that right now up front and I wont look back!
I hope to drive an E63 soon but not about to go dump 30-40k into a new car quite yet. Would love to see how to drive though....
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Originally Posted by BTPower
I am thinking about doing the sam thing (dedicated track car) but I am torn between the E30/E36
Were you an instructor at Oktoberfest this year?
Were you an instructor at Oktoberfest this year?
As for the debate between an E30 and E36, you'll find fans in both camps. I went with an E36 M3 because that's what I leased back in late '98. I've always loved the E30 M3, and would love to find one for my stable one day while keeping the E36 as well. What I would really love to do is import an E30 M3 Sport Evo from Europe, now that'd be a car I'd keep forever!
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Originally Posted by CynCarvin32
Jangy,
Ill be the first to say early production W164 cars with the 7g where terrible. There is no way around that. But saying all cars with 7g are junk just because some of the first vehicles were known to be jerky is going to far.
The E63 looks like such a great step forward (for a guy who values chassis dynamics) over the E55 that I would hate to see it be looked down on just because it has a 7g. Furthermore that 7g could be flawless since it is upgraded by AMG and it also is a good 2 years newer in part development and version coding!
Your ML and that other guyws ML likery are both trash. I give that right now up front and I wont look back!
I hope to drive an E63 soon but not about to go dump 30-40k into a new car quite yet. Would love to see how to drive though....
Ill be the first to say early production W164 cars with the 7g where terrible. There is no way around that. But saying all cars with 7g are junk just because some of the first vehicles were known to be jerky is going to far.
The E63 looks like such a great step forward (for a guy who values chassis dynamics) over the E55 that I would hate to see it be looked down on just because it has a 7g. Furthermore that 7g could be flawless since it is upgraded by AMG and it also is a good 2 years newer in part development and version coding!
Your ML and that other guyws ML likery are both trash. I give that right now up front and I wont look back!
I hope to drive an E63 soon but not about to go dump 30-40k into a new car quite yet. Would love to see how to drive though....
As I said, I'll be open to the S550 and the E63. If they surprise me, then i'm in on both. If not, dunno what to do.
Miss you dude. The sway bar project is happning...look for a new post.
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yeah... Europe, so that would be diesels ;)
Why the hell did they remove the horizontal red stripe in the middle of the backlights? Its terrible, it looks more like a CLK now 
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The rest I love though
.The rest I love though
