E36 M3 Evo Rally car

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Re: E36 M3 Evo Rally car

Postby Adam Gardner » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:21 am

Sounds like you are having alot of fun in the m3. its that car that made me realise that bmws are rwd way forward for me too! had excellent fun navigating in it for lee a couple of times. well done on your results with it!! sounds like it still uses tyres at an alarming rate, think our record was 14miles for pair of rears
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Re: E36 M3 Evo Rally car

Postby hsr2.6 » Wed Nov 23, 2011 9:01 am

That fills my wallet with confidence...... :lol:
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Re: E36 M3 Evo Rally car

Postby Adam Gardner » Wed Nov 23, 2011 9:31 am

Admittedly we had put the wrong compound tyres on. :oops:
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Re: E36 M3 Evo Rally car

Postby Dav Rally » Thu Dec 22, 2011 8:15 pm

Tyre wear will always be the thing, but worth it for the big crowd pleasing drifts :D

At least the tyres can be purchased used for a lot less than new, so even if you do mess up and kill off some tyres in no time the costs are not excessive, i came from several years in 205/RWD challenge, although a lot of fun you did need to buy new costly tyres to be up at the front, a few years ago we did Weeton and did 10 tyres in = £1000.00 :shock: at least now i can do the same, stick the hardest ones i have on and it will probably cost around £400.00.

On events like Jim Clark/Otterburn/Epynt the tyre wear is not bad, its when doing single venues or rally of midlands that its starts causing problems.
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