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    Posted: 21-April-2008 at 22:58
1995 318ti
Clubsport Edition, LHD (1 of 300 for US market)
99xxx miles, 93k on US roads <>
factory BMW limited slip differential (3.45 ratio, I think)
factory M-spec body kit
factory 2-tone black half leather interior
sunroof, power windows
all original tools/handbook/keys/window sticker included
 
upgrades:
Downing Atlanta supercharger (6k miles on it since complete rebuild)
K&N cone-type filter
Turner Motorsport chip (have OEM chip as well)
Supersprint cat-back exhaust
Bilstein PSS-9s
X-brace
Z3 rear shock mounts
non-hinged BMP front strut brace
17x8.5 Dinan Edition Fikse FM5 wheels with 245/40 Contisports
"big" brakes from 325/328
braided brake lines
UUC short shift kit
Momo Model 78 leather steering wheel
Momo steering wheel spacer
6000k HID kit
foglights covered with Lamin-X
Blaupunkt CD head unit
Sony amplifier
Infinity rear speakers
boxed 8" subwoofer
 
Some maintenance items that have been addressed within the last 6k miles are:
 
new radiator
new water pump
new thermostat
brake discs
rebuilt front calipers
brake fluid flush
rear sub-frame bushings
Optima battery
 
All original parts that I still have will be included, as will some other spares. These include the steering wheel, airbox, intake manifold, spare Hawk Blue brake pads, various maintenance parts like bushings, hoses, oil filters, idle control valve, etc.
 
I shipped this car from the US when I moved here last June; please keep in mind that it is LHD. Countless receipts, documentation and records are available. Car is on Irish tags already. I can send more pics upon request.
 
Asking 7000 or best reasonable offer.


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-April-2008 at 08:40
Glenn, sorry to see you are selling the ti!

Any estimate on the power output?

Lovely motor - best of luck with the sale.


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-April-2008 at 12:12

It's around 205bhp. Not quite e36 M3 fast but pretty quick for a 4-pot. It actually doesn't feel all that different from an E30 M3; power delivery's the same, it even feels like it in the turns.

How'd the hillcimb go this weekend?

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-April-2008 at 18:43
Are you a member of 318ti.org?

Maybe post on there if not?

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-April-2008 at 18:54

Thanks, Rhys...I'm a member there as well. I actually know Steven S. personally, the fellow who runs the forum. Before he moved to SC (and I here), we were both in the Washington DC chapter of the BMW CCA. We were pretty active with the club's various programs and would regularly run into each other at local events.

Anyway, the 318ti.org guys are mostly US-based so I figured I'd keep it local. Well, in the same time zone at least! Thanks for the suggestion though.



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23-April-2008 at 19:25
Sounds like a nice car to drive.... if I had the cash, I'd be there!

Hillclimb went great, really enjoyed it.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23-April-2008 at 22:59
Why don't you sell the supercharger separately? You'd do more money in the car and some prospective buyers could be put off by hypothetical reliability issues. That's what I did with my D/A supercharger I had on the Z3.

I might even know someone who might be interested.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24-April-2008 at 11:02
I appreciate the suggestion, Kiko. However, I'd rather not part out the car as is because if I end up keeping it, the car simply wouldn't be as fun to drive without the SC.
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