BMW E46 with a VQ35 V6
This BMW E46 is being built by Sagid Muradov and his Father in Tbilisi, Georgia for a customer to drift. The E46 is powered by Nissan’s 3.5 L VQ35DE V6 that will make 330 horsepower on factory specs ...
This BMW E46 is being built by Sagid Muradov and his Father in Tbilisi, Georgia for a customer to drift. The E46 is powered by Nissan’s 3.5 L VQ35DE V6 that will make 330 horsepower on factory specs ...
Driftworks owner Phil Morrison spent two years and £55,000+ on his daily driven 2001 BMW E46 M3 to swap in a S85 V10. At the time it was the most expensive and difficult engine swap they had attempte...
Two years ago we shared a BMW E36 drift project built by FUBAR Racing in Denmark. Unfortunately they scrapped the car because of cracks in the chassis near the rear subframe. The team purchased a cle...
The BMW M3 E46 came from the factory with a 3.2 L S54B32 inline-six that produced 333-338 horsepower and 262-269 lb-ft (355-365 Nm) of torque depending on if it was an US or EU model. One gentleman f...
This menacing BMW E46 was built by Gabura Motorsport in Miskolc, Hungary for professional drifter György Szilveszter. The E46 came with many engine options but apparently none of them would be used f...
This 2000 320d wagon came from BMW with a 2.0 L M47 diesel inline-four but some creative builders in Warslaw, Poland have since switched it to Japanese power. As mentioned the inline-four diesel was ...
This BMW E46 has spent the past two years being built by VRP Fab in Lublin, Poland for drifting. The car has been completely rebuilt with upgraded suspension, brakes and drift-spec steering. Of cours...
This 2003 BMW 330i is for sale in Detroit with an asking price of $27,000. Under the hood sits a 6.2 L LSx V8 made from a LS3 block and everything else is from a L92 from a Cadillac Escalade. The eng...
little clip about last car projects, music by silence - effacé
When it comes to builds, the best of cars tend to run in the best of circles. It came as no surprise that when friend and fabricator Art Bandarian sent me a few photos from his workplace at Rod Emory...