[PorscheDude]

<img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/ohmy.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> Can anybody recommend a good BMW Forum? I am looking at getting an E46 M3 and want to some research. I have tried Roadfly (I am a member over there from way back in my Bimmer days), but I am not finding the information I am looking for.



Thanks!

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[kwikt]

Try E46 Fanatics Forum or Bimmerforums. Since owning my 330i I frequent those sights often.

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[PorscheDude]

Thanks!

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[Darryl]

[quote name='kwikt' post='46051' date='Jan 20 2008, 06:52 PM']Try E46 Fanatics Forum or Bimmerforums. Since owning my 330i I frequent those sights often.[/quote]



+1 on those two sites...lots of good DIYs there too.



- Darryl

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[Glau]

I also can recommend bimmerforums, but would suggest using bimmerforums or one of the other big BMW sites to search for a more specific forum for the E46 M3. For my BMW E30 318i I almost exclusively use a small forum just for the M42 engine (m42club.com) started by frustrated bimmerforums members. And I never would have found m42club.com via googling for a 318i forum.



I find the small more specific BMW forums easier to use and get good information (like the entire 968 community). The big general BMW forums just have too many people participating with too much cosmetic banter, and it seems like every BMW variant has an strong enthusiast club and forum to go with it. Although, with the M3-series this seems to be less of a problem as their forums do tend to be smaller with more knowledgeable people (on bimmerforums at least).





Glau

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[PorscheDude]

Glau,

Thanks, this is what I was finding the case to be and exactly what I am trying to avoid.

I am looking for good technical and DIY information, not "look at what I got" or should I take it to the mechanic.

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