This Vivid Racing project car, the BMW M3, is near completion. The following upgrades are making it unique and exceptional.
To really get that intense V8 sound from the BMW M3, a complete Agency Power exhaust was added, which includes the Section 1 and Section 2 pipes, as well as the rear muffler system with titanium tips. This combo is what makes the V8 M3 wake up and bang through the gears. The exhaust is made to fit the BMW M3 E93 E92 vehicle. However,when fitted to the E90 M3, the tips will stick out an extra 2 inches, which the Vorsteiner carbon rear diffuser cleans up nicely.
With the addition of the rest of the Vorsteiner BMW aero upgrade, Brembo Brakes, H&R suspension, and Volk G2 Racing wheels, this project is the ultimate daily driver.
Vivid Racing next continued the trend of updating the steering wheels for its project cars. They have now aligned with a partner in Germany to bring Agency Power these custom steering wheels built off OEM cores. With a semi-flat bottom and more ergonomic hand grips that are thicker, driving a car becomes more of an obsession. Keeping the inner ring to meet strict safety standards, this wheel has been enhanced with beefier perforated leather grips and a smooth top and bottom. Built for the factory paddle shifters, they also acquired a carbon fiber Y-trim to match the other carbon fiber components. This is just one small addition to the car that adds that extra flavor usually missed. However, all of these additions are giving the BMW M3 its head-turning presence.

Vivid Racing is a multi-million dollar small business in the automotive aftermarket industry. They have been featured in almost every magazine about their business and cars they have built. Rob and Dan have competed in 3 Gumball 3000 events, Bullrun Rally, and featured on ESPN2's "Import Racer" TV show. Vivid Racing has also built several demo cars including some for Pepsi/Mazda and Cusco/Subaru.

Betty Mermelstein
bjmerm@vividracing.com
Dan Mermelstein
Vivid Racing
1429 W. Scott Ave.
Gilbert, AZ 85233
480 966-3040 x222

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