2008 E61 535Xi Touring Performance Build in Norcal
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2008 E61 535Xi Touring Performance Build in Norcal
Hello everyone! I'm about to purchase a 08 535XiT to replace my 04 325iT 5 speed since we need an automatic for my wife and myself. I've had great experiences owning a 05 545i and 06 530XiT from the past. I thought it'd be awesome to build a E61 with M5 body conversion & 500whp as it has been done on N54 motors already.
Is there anyone who is handy or knows some reputable shops that is able to help me achieving my goal? Thought about getting a M5 donor for a V10 build but need it to be much more reliable & less repair. I'm located in South Bay and got enough budget to invest into this build. I'd appreciate if anyone can give some great advices, and feel free to PM me to discuss about a great project!!!
Is there anyone who is handy or knows some reputable shops that is able to help me achieving my goal? Thought about getting a M5 donor for a V10 build but need it to be much more reliable & less repair. I'm located in South Bay and got enough budget to invest into this build. I'd appreciate if anyone can give some great advices, and feel free to PM me to discuss about a great project!!!
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535XI Wagon (10-31-2019)
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There's a build thread that in a sense already covers what you want in this forum, he just goes crazier by doing AWD-> RWD and auto -> manual.
https://5series.net/forums/e61-touri...highlight=evan
https://5series.net/forums/e61-touri...highlight=evan
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My Ride: E61 6MT 354 VTT Stage 2
Model Year: 08
Engine: N54
Check some posts already in this forum. M5 rear bumper for our touring will have to be sourced from Europe. It pops up once in a while used on eBay (UK) but shipping is expensive. Still cheaper than new.
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