The M4 designation marked a new era, distinguishing the two-door M model from the M3 sedan. It retained the core philosophy of the original M3 (E30)—lightweight construction, a driver-focused cockpit, and razor-sharp handling—while incorporating modern turbocharged powertrains and advanced aerody...
BMW 333i (197HP) – 3.2 L BMW M3 (195HP) – 2.3 L BMW M3 (200HP) – 2.3 L BMW M3 (215HP) – 2.3 L BMW M3 (220HP) – 2.3 L BMW M3 (238HP) – 2.5 L BMW 324d (86HP) – 2.4 L BMW 324td (115HP) – 2.4 L 3Generation,E36 (1991 – 1998) BMW 316i (100 HP) ...
for E36 M3 GT produced S50B30 GT motor. Its differences in other camshafts (duration 264/264 deg, lift 11.2/11/2 mm), the modified VANOS system, the new ECU program and other innovations. All this allowed to get 295 horsepower at 7,100 rpm, a torque increased to 323 Nm at 3,900 ...
Okay, so the Z-axle is used in the E36 and other cars. It's not like it was the first-ever multilink rear suspension... Quoting from the Z1 wiki page: "The car could actually be driven with all of the panels completely removed, similar to the Pontiac Fiero." Quoting from the Fie...
-Combined for E36 M3 Euro 16.9 (14) 7.5 (31) 11.0 (21) Turbocharger Naturally aspirated Oil consumption , L/1000 km (qt. per miles) up to 1.0 (1 qt. per 750 miles) Recommended engine oil 0W-30 0W-40 5W-30 5W-40 10W-40 15W-40 Engine oil capacity, L (qt.) 5.5 (5.8) Oil...