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Yes, they have an SMG Gearbox option. SMG means Sequential Manual Gearbox. it's F1 style with the paddles behind the steering wheel so you can change gears manually or, slide the gear lever to the left and it becomes automatic.

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There are usually a few shops in just about every city that specialize in suspension and alignment. These are the places that a good auto body shop sends cars. Try to find the alignment shop that's been in business for at least 10 years, dong the same work and owned by the same people.

Ask around at places that DON'T do their own alignments, find out who is the best alignment shop in town, then call the shop to find out if they'll do a 4 wheel alignment for you. Then let THEM decide if the front wheels need alignment as well. If you've found a good shop you need to let them do their job.

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Yes... However, I am unable to locate a factory representation of the model. I found a diecast with a racing-style modification.. Not quite the same as you were looking for, though.

I know of a place where you may be able to get a factory-representation, but it is not available online. If you wish to see the product I found, it is available by typing this: = " 1:43 BMW M3 BLAUPUNKT LUI Norisring DTM 1997 "

-----Into an eBay search. =

I am unable to find a M3 from 1997 with a die cast. It is possible to find mini (match-box sized) models of the '97 M3, however. But usually only available from private collectors or online auctioneers.

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I have a 89 iS E30. You have to take off the cover to the steering colum. Not sure if it is the same on the M3. I have a friend who has an M3 I'll try to ask him.

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meter, if you are measuring distance

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to understand correctly one must be aligned perfectly the ideas of stake not stake but steak...

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they both have a top speed of 155 MPH, because germany limits it to this

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Not having anymore info. other than it was in a rollover, the engine head could be cracked and allowing coolant to get into the combustion chamber which could explain smoking at start up and after the engine is warm. Check your coolant tank for any oil residue - if there is oil in the tank, you've got a engine head problem and your best bet is to get a new head after verifing that the block isn't also damaged.

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It will self destruct in 10... 9... 8... 7... But really, the suspension will firm up, gear changes will get shorter and engine will unleash all its pony's.

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4. 2 pre cat, 2 post.

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I wish i could assist - but the question does not give enough info. Is it turning over ? Is there fuel flow / Pressure , Spark ....etc . What have tried changing or fixing , What happened before it stopped , How long has it been since u drove it ......

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if you mean quad exhaust not dual, the a latest M5's had quad exhausts (E39 and E60) the E34 before them had dual exhuasts on one side, as did the first BMW M5 (E28). however there are some cars that had M tuned suspension and body parts ( front spoilers, interior parts etc.) called M package, but not an Motorsport developed engine. Only Motorsport vehicles from BMW came with the M\\\ badge. Motorsport package vehicles will have M\\\ badges inside on the interior, but not on the exterior of the vehicle. Remember though, you can buy an M badge from eBay for next to no money, so I am sure many people have M badges on their non M vehicles :)

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Around 56,000 depending on what model.

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M means Modern, because it is a new model of the Ak-47 series, like UZI haves (UZI SMG, Mini UZI, Micro UZI, UZI Pistol).

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1000dm3=1m3

1dm3=1L

1dm3=1000cm3

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EURO: 4.5s manual, 4.7s SMG, 5.0s cabriolet US: 4.6s manual, 4.8s SMG, 5.1s cabriolet

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7 quarts.

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Bavarian Motor Works.

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If you open the hood and look at the front of the engine you should see two radiator hose converging into a black plastic piece that on either side seems to be bent slightly down. This is the thermostat housing. To replace your thermostat with no issues you must first put something under your car to catch radiator fluid. Then disconnect the hoses from either side of the housing( this is where the catch can comes in handy). Now remove the 4 or 5 10mm bolts holding the thermostat hosing on. Once removed the thermostat will be on your left. Be sure to also replace the rubber gasket as the housing will not seal correctly if not replaced.

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$56,500

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The 2006 BMW M6 can go 0-60 in 4.1s according to 0-60cartimes.com

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e46 its newer more powerfull bigger better interior more expensive but better.....

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From what I have heard, the M-Roadster was designed to be used with BMW synthetic oil which is a re-branded bottle of Mobil1. Conventional oil would work, but it may lead to future engine problems. I would recommend 20w-50.