WTB: ZHP sedan w/ blown or no engine!

[joeybananaz18]

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

Nope.

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

[az3579]

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

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.

[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.

[ELCID86]

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.

Congrats and have a great semester.

[BMWCurves]

Congrats and have a great semester.

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