Well...no '00 M3 was made (more) (archive)

In the US, the E36 M3 ran from '95-'99, the E46 M3 from '01-present. So for your purposes, you're looking at '98 and '99 cars. You may want to consider expanding your search to include all '95-'99 cars. '95's have the distinct advantge of being more resonsive to mods since they are OBD-I. '96-'99 are OBD-II.

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Regarding question #3 on my original post... Future E36 M3 owner 22:37 1/27/2002 (0)
Re: Well...no '00 M3 was made (more) Future E36 M3 owner 21:46 1/27/2002 (14)
- Well, then... ///Mink 22:05 1/27/2002 (13)
  - Re: Well, then... Future E36 M3 owner 22:35 1/27/2002 (8)
    - Re: Well, then... PLC 22:46 1/27/2002 (7)
      - Re: Well, then... Future E36 M3 owner 22:49 1/27/2002 (6)
        
        Re: Well, then... PLC 22:52 1/27/2002 (5)
        
        Re: Well, then... Future E36 M3 owner 22:55 1/27/2002 (4)
        
        Beyond it not being a street legal car? (more) PLC 23:00 1/27/2002 (3)
        
        I see... (more) Future E36 M3 owner 23:05 1/27/2002 (2)
        
        Re: I see... (more) PLC 23:14 1/27/2002 (1)
        
        Re: I see... (more) Future E36 M3 owner 23:26 1/27/2002 (0)
  - ahha beat U BY .01 of a sec ..hmm..is this OT ?hmm =) ahhh well..llamaumama 22:06 1/27/2002 (3)
    - No way! I had a full 4 minutes on ya! :) ///Mink 22:22 1/27/2002 (2)
      - Oh...damn, nevermind... ///Mink 22:23 1/27/2002 (1)
        
        About question #3 on my early post.... Future E36 M3 owner 22:38 1/27/2002 (0)

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