The latest version of the BMW M3 Competition Touring (type G81) already offers impressive performance on paper: its six-cylinder in-line engine develops a paltry 510 horsepower with 650 Nm of torque, allowing it to swallow from 0 to 100 km / h in 3.6 seconds.
But if this cavalry wasn’t enough for you, the German specialists G-Power offer a drug called “Hulk” for the sports utility vehicle, which increases its power to 720 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque !
BMW M3 Touring G-Power: 720 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque
To be more precise, the latter is the final stage of the different power levels proposed by G-Power for the latest BMW M3: the first stage consists of an electronic optimization of the engine mapping, which increases the output to 620 hp and 750 Nm. torque
The second stage adds a special exhaust system with center and rear mufflers, unlocking 670 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque, while the third stage adds special 200-element catalytic converters, as well as a “GP” engine map. -720″ more thrust, which allows you to develop 720 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque.
The maximum speed is increased by electronics to 320 km/heven if the German specialist claims that in practice he can easily exceed this limit…
BMW M3 Touring G-Power: The Big Bad
In addition to the mechanical modifications, we find on this BMW M3 Touring with the signature of G-Power a set of aesthetic modifications that include, among others, this matte green coating, inserts in carbon fiber all around the car, or even black optics and matching logos.
There are also black forged wheels with orange detailing, measuring 20 inches at the front and 21 inches at the rear, shod with 285/30 R20 and 295/25 R21 Michelin tires respectively. The preparation offered by G-Power for the latest BMW M3 is also compatible with the sedan, coupe and convertible versions of the most powerful BMW 3 Series.
On the price side, you will have to calculate no less 30,940 euros for all GP-720 training, allowing you to unlock 720 horsepower. A rather salty addition that comes on top of the BMW M3 Competition Touring’s even spicier price tag, shown from €116,650.
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Source: Auto Plus
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