After G-Power, which strengthened the latter BMW M3 Touring (G81) with 720 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque, another German tuner has taken on BMW’s latest sharp wagon.
baptized Manhart MH3 650 Touringthis drug offers potency 650 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque to the six-cylinder in-line engine, an increase of 140 hp and 150 Nm compared to the original configuration, which already shows 510 hp with 650 Nm of torque.
BMW M3 Touring Manhart: more performance
To reach these numbers, Manhart brought his case under the title Mkhtronic, which optimizes the electronic control of the Bavarian engine. There is also a Exhaust system special stainless steel signed by Remus, equipped with four carbon exhaust ports, as well as the removal of the particulate filter to free up the mechanics of the BMW M3.
The original catalytic converter is also modified, with a choice of catalytic converter removal or a sports downpipe with a 200-cell HJS catalytic converter. However, the German developer clarifies that these modifications are not approved for use on the road.
Work was also done on the chassis, with height-adjustable H&R coil springs or even forged discs 20-inch and 21-inch Yido Performance in satin black, fitted with 285/30 ZR20 and 305/25 ZR21 tires, respectively. Customers can also customize the color of their wheels to suit their tastes.
BMW M3 Touring Manhart: an aggressive look
To complete the preparation of the MH3 650 Touring, Manhart added a bright blue paint that contrasts with black accents and decorative decals. Elements carbon body kit complete this kit with a front grille, front spoiler, small front side deflectors, side skirts, rear spoiler or even a rear diffuser.
There’s also a BMW M4 CSL hood, as well as carbon mirror caps from the Bavarian manufacturer’s M Carbon exterior package. There are Manhart signature badges and floor mats on board, or LED lighting that looks like a starry sky.
On the price side: €3,510 for the MHtronik electronic box, €1,339 for the H&R springs, €3,600 for the sports catalytic converter, €4,165 for the Remus exhaust system, or even €2,185 for the LED starry sky and a few thousand extra euros for each of the carbon body parts.
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Source: Auto Plus
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