BMW M3 With M5 V10 Has Headers Sexier versus The Sound

Driftworks has actually unleashed another monster in a V10-swapped Cars/bmw/m3″ rel=”noopener”>BMW M3 with a unique exhaust note that’s a symphony of internal combustion. Despite the E46 M3 project being built in 2010, it has evolved into a monster of a sedan thanks to its new motor and unique 10-into-1 headers. V10 engine swaps have been done before, but we’ve never seen one with an exhaust setup as intricate as this.

It should be noted that this build has been in the works for ages, but we’re covering it now because it’s just about ready for a tune.

The engine for the street-style drift car is an S85 V10 from an E60-generation BMW M5 (or E63 M6), which sat unused for some time. However, the UK-based drift and performance shop reignited the project with a YouTube video series documenting the build from its revival to the current custom header setup built by Celeritech.