Does the M3 exhaust fit on 330ci?

You would have to replace the whole bumper with an M3 bumper and not just the diffuser. The exhaust will not fit as you have to have the spare wheel well cut out.

What is the difference between BMW 330ci and M3?

The M3 is obviously the more powerful of the two, with 338 hp from its 3.2 liter I6 engine, while the 330ci makes only 231 from its 3.0 liter I6. The M3 can get from 0-60 mph in under five seconds, while the 330ci does the same sprint in just over six seconds.

What is a BMW Zhp?

Much like the Camaro’s 1LE package, ‘ZHP’ is short-hand for BMW’s ‘Performance Package. ‘ It was only available in the US, BMWBlog reports, and in Canada under the ‘ZAM’ code. It was an E46 exclusive, sold from 2003-2005 for the BMW 330i sedan and 2004-2006 BMW 330Ci 2-door coupes and convertibles.

Is a BMW 330Ci a E46?

The 330Ci was a variant of the E46 BMW 3 Series that was introduced for the 2001 model year. The 330Ci was available in coupe and convertible body styles (thus the ‘C’ in the name), and was powered by BMW’s M54B30 engine.

How much is a 330ci ZHP?

A: The average price of a 330Ci ZHP – E46 is $15,261.

Whats the difference between a Zhp and 330i?

Compared to the standard E46, the 330i ZHP’s 3.0-liter six-cylinder made 10 more hp, for a total of 235 hp. It also had a higher redline. On top of that, the ZHP has a retuned suspension, with stiffer springs, dampers, anti-roll bars, and control arms.

What does the CI mean in BMW 330Ci?

Coupe Designation The “C” in 330Ci refers to the fact that this is the two-door version of the 330i sedan. The biggest differentiating factor between the 330i and the 330Ci is the difference in the number of doors.

What is a 330Ci ZHP?

BMW offered the E46 330i sedan, 330Ci coupe, and 330CiC cabrio with the ZHP Performance Package from 2003-2006. It included special alloy wheels, 10 more horsepower from different cams and tuned engine management, an alcantara steering wheel, and revised lower body trim.

What makes a BMW a Zhp?

The car’s actual name was simply the 330i Performance Package; “ZHP” was just dealer shorthand for the order sheet. There are many (many) forum threads debating whether or not those three letters have any specific meaning in the form of an acronym but it doesn’t seem like it officially stands for anything.

How much is a 330Ci ZHP?

Is the BMW 330Ci reliable?

Great, reliable and affordable BMW to own Go for the older 330, and we have the convertible 330ci. Reliable, high performance and wears well over time.