The BMW M4 tuned by G-Power far surpasses the M4 GTS

The BMW M4 GTS is one of the most powerful variants of the German model, but those who want an even more extreme version are in luck. This is the BMW M4 that G-Power has modified to make its engine even more powerful and launch spectacularly down the road. To achieve this, they have fitted the Bi-Tronik 2 V3 electronic control unit, which dramatically increases the engine’s power.

With this, the engineers at the personalisation company have achieved greater performance, thanks to the combination with a new exhaust system, made from custom-fabricated titanium, which helps create that far more interesting and engaging feeling behind the wheel. With all of this, it delivers 592 CV and a maximum torque of 740 Nm.

This figure represents 150 CV more than the BMW M4 that leaves the factory equipped with the Competition Package, one of the most expressive packages dedicated to the model. The retuned car can reach 100 km/h in just 3.7 seconds, beating the GTS version by a tenth of a second. Removing the speed limiter allows it to reach 320 km/h.

If this option seems too extreme, there are two further settings that reduce the power to 513 CV and 700 Nm, plus another that sets the output at 552 CV and 720 Nm of torque, which is not bad either. To control all this power, the car uses a GM4-RS suspension, which allows a lower ride height. The Hurricane RR wheels, fitted with 255/30 and 295/25 tyres, help improve grip and make the car more efficient.

This engine upgrade with the Bi-Tronik 2 costs 1,895 euros, and it can be installed not only on this model but also on the BMW M4 Convertible and the M3 Saloon, so several drivers will be able to enjoy this upgrade for 1,785 euros.

Source | Carscoops