Photo: Leib Engineering
Back in March, the guys from Leib Engineering made a name for themselves, releasing a good-looking 470 HP variation of the BMW E92 M3, called GT500. 3 months later, we're looking at a new project from the same company, called GT300.
This time, they used an E92 325i as a base model, tweaking and tricking it to produce 295 HP instead of the stock 218. Furthermore, if this is not enough, an additional sports exhaust can take it beyond the 300 HP benchmark, bringing an extra 15 HP to the wheels.
Other changes include a carbon fibre front spoiler, matte black rear diffuser, 19" BBS CH-R Wheels, an adjustable KW coilover system and, of course, some extra stopping power brought on by disks measuring 338 mm at the front and 324 at the back.
Via: WorldCarFans
Other changes include a carbon fibre front spoiler, matte black rear diffuser, 19" BBS CH-R Wheels, an adjustable KW coilover system and, of course, some extra stopping power brought on by disks measuring 338 mm at the front and 324 at the back.
Via: WorldCarFans
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