WTB: ZHP sedan w/ blown or no engine!

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Originally Posted by BoostedZHP

No, I just would rather do it in a ZHP.

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Originally Posted by az3579

Nope.

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I didn't think so, but I'm new to e46s. I know the subframe is a big deal on the M3 (is it as serious on a non-M?) I just thought maybe if a ZHP can handle a bit more power it might make a better donnor than a 323. Ive actually got my heart set on an s54 sedan in the future, and joined here just to ask that question lol

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Originally Posted by joeybananaz18

I didn't think so, but I'm new to e46s. I know the subframe is a big deal on the M3 (is it as serious on a non-M?) I just thought maybe if a ZHP can handle a bit more power it might make a better donnor than a 323. Ive actually got my heart set on an s54 sedan in the future, and joined here just to ask that question lol

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The subframe issues mainly plagued the early E46's (1999, 2000, maybe some 2001) and the M3. Non-M E46's from 2002-2006 aren't really affected by the issue, though there are some outliers. Every once in a while you'll hear about someone who falls into the 2002-2006 non-M category who has the issue, but those are rare and not nearly as common as the 1999-2001 and M3 occurrences.

Your best bet would be a 2004-2005 sedan.

I GOT ONE! It's an 05 schwarz black/black leather auto sedan with 118k in great shape! I'm headed to England for the semester but I've got it tucked away until I return. Thanks guys, I love this forum.

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Originally Posted by BoostedZHP

I GOT ONE! It's an 05 schwarz black/black leather auto sedan with 118k in great shape! I'm headed to England for the semester but I've got it tucked away until I return. Thanks guys, I love this forum.

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Congrats and have a great semester.

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Originally Posted by ELCID86

Congrats and have a great semester.

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