BMW E92 M3 GT4 Track Build - Episode 1 Cooling

This is everything you need to turn your daily driver E92 M3 into a track monster. This episode we will be installing all the DO88 coolers, DCT, Engine, Radiator and Power steering as well as all new lines.

[@Xsocto18]

Thanks for makeing this video ! It looks insane with all that parts !! :🤩

[@user-ki8zf1rp1e]

You guys have been hitting it out of the park lately, love the selection of parts. Any plans for a stroker in the future or do you feel like the power is adequate with a bit of weight reduction?

[@SeemsLegitGarage]

Thank you! We don't see the stroker being cost effective; with reduced weight, proper suspension and brakes the car is very capable in good hands. Only thing past the current build may be some slicks!

[@user-ki8zf1rp1e]

@@SeemsLegitGarage No doubt those strokers would be nearing 20K even with DIY, regardless, the E9X platform is still very capable, even by modern standards. Excited to see the long term success of this project

[@imSchwaggy]

thoughts on an m62b44 swapped e36 (with 420g manual trans). considering buying one thats almost done, and finishing it with minor mods. will be a daily. flex fuel kit (&or e85 tune), n62 coil pack conversion, bigger intake, etc.

[@SeemsLegitGarage]

that would be sick but imagine it with a 8hp!

[@imSchwaggy]

@@SeemsLegitGarage that's ultimately the plan. I don't care for the manual but it will take a long while before I can get it in there.

[@farnoodbakhshi]

What are the offsets on the wheels

[@ivegonemad]

Do you guys run a standalone ecu or just reflash?

[@SeemsLegitGarage]

reflash

[@Croco05]

Hi. May I know what spark plug you use?

[@SeemsLegitGarage]

NGK LKR8AP

[@imSchwaggy]

if u guys pay enough for $30k+ worth of mods like that to be a normal buy once, cry once thing. i will move and work for you guys. (granted i can really do slightly over basic stuff on cars, but for that type of money ill learn anything) lmfao.

[@SeemsLegitGarage]

This is a customer car, but buy once cry once helps keep labor cost down