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This is our 1975 BMW 2002. Featured in the December 1995 issue of European Car magazine.
Almost everything we sell has been tested and used on this car. It has recently undergone a
complete mechanical and cosmetic restoration. The Mitsubishi Blue and Porsche Silver paint
scheme is striking- giving the car a longer, lower appearance- yet it still passes for a nicely
restored stock 02. But looks can be deceiving. There is no area of the car's performance that
has not been upgraded to the extreme. This car is capable of mid 13 sec. 1/4 mile times and
sub 6 sec. 0-60 times.
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260 + h.p. Aerodyne VATN turbocharged, Spearco intercooled, Electromotive TEC-II programmable
fuel injected, 92mm bore 2.1 engine. Forged JE pistons. Race prepared factory con rods.
Ported e12 cylinder head. Tep 294 camshaft. Dual valve springs. Custom intercooler plumbing
and air box. 320i aluminum and plastic radiator with thermostatically controlled Fiat electric
cooling fan. All parts powder coated or nickel plated. All fabrication and machine work by
Top-End Performance.
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Getrag 240 5-speed transmission. Tep short shifter kit. Tep pro-grip racing clutch. Rare euro 3.45:1 limited
slip differential which gives the car a functional top speed of over 150mph.
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4 corner coil-over suspension. Direct bolt-on rear adjustable shock coil-over conversion.
Adjustable camber plates. Biltstein Sport front strut inserts. 22mm front bar with 17mm
adjustable rear bar. Front and rear strut/shock braces. All urethane bushing front and
rear.
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10.25" front vented big brake kit. Rear solid disc conversion. All steel braided brake
lines. 24mm disc brake master on stock booster.
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15 x 6 superlite wheels with Yokohama 195 / 5-15 AVS intermediates. Tep flex dam air dam.
Shortened front bumper kit.
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Rear shock tower brace and battery relocation kit is a great way to strengthen a notoriously
weak area of the car as well as provide a safe way to stash the battery. You won't believe
how much of a handling difference there is to getting all that weight off the left front
corner- not to mention how much easier it is to change your oil!
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