Ricer M5

[StumpyPete]

Originally Posted by FSETH

I dont think it is a dedicated track car. My guess is that it is for track and street. 100% race/track BMW's don't typically have that much interior left in place or folgers cans for exhausts like that. It looks like a ricer street/track car. The guy definately has no taste. I understand race mods, but there is no need for the tacky-as-hell blue headlights that match the ugly rotors, "PINK" tow-hooks, and so on. The guy would also be a huge d.b. if he actually drive that car on the street with that wing. I understand that it helps with downforce on the track, but he still has the i-drive controller and so much else in the car he could rip out for weight savings if it were a dedicated track car. Plus, I am not convinced that I can see the roll cage in photo #4, which means that it may be a bolt-in that can easily be removed for street use.

In addition, it appears that it has the original steering wheel (with air bag) and front side air bags. No way is this only a track car.

I'd missed the cage - I totally agree with you - there is no cage in the front so my second statement above now holds true!

[FSETH]

Originally Posted by StumpyPete

I'd missed the cage - I totally agree with you - there is no cage in the front so my second statement above now holds true!

Yeah, the original seat belts are still installed as well.

[GOFAST GUY]

Who on earth would do up a strickly track use M5 while they could have both. If it was truely a track car, there would be major graphics all over that thing. Like the title said, Ricer M5. This car doesn't fall far from that tree. I'd street this car too, and I'm pretty sure it is an M5.