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I recently aquired a 1994 325is auto and was wondering what the best upgrades per cost were. It has about 150,000 miles on it, so anything that will indanger the engine (like NOS) is out of the question. I'm just interested in engine upgrades, handling, braking, and looks will be later.
Also, I wouldn't have bought an auto, except it was almost given to me. Is it possible to convert it to a manual.
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Originally posted by stil6421@Nov 16 2004, 02:05 AM I recently aquired a 1994 325is auto and was wondering what the best upgrades per cost were. It has about 150,000 miles on it, so anything that will indanger the engine (like NOS) is out of the question. I'm just interested in engine upgrades, handling, braking, and looks will be later.
Also, I wouldn't have bought an auto, except it was almost given to me. Is it possible to convert it to a manual.
Thanks
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m3 cams, Jim C chip, rear brake set off a 325ic (cause there vented and need a thicker cailper), drilled rotors, shocks and H and R springs, this was my plan, all best bang for the buck if you ask me welcome to the 94 352is club
well, if the car is on it's original suspension components, renewing at least the front bushings and ball joints can do a lot to refresh the handling of the car.
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