The BMW M3 is a machine that offers balanced driving performance, being one of the most disciplined soldiers in the German Power War.However, many owners feel the need to add a power topping to the vehicle, which is propelled by a 4.0 liter naturally aspirated engine that develops 420 hp.
Tuners seem to have the same urge, as more and mores upgrade kits for the M3 are being developed.
The latest modification package for the German coupe comes from Emotion Wheels and offers a complete technical transformation for the car, targeting its engine, suspension and body.
The Emotion Wheels M3’s powerplant uses bi-turbo forced induction to develop an impressive power figure of 707 hp. The tuner has not released any performance data for the car, but we expect it to be a mind-blower, as the standard M3 only needs 4.8 seconds to reach 62 mph (100 km/h) and offers an electronically limited top speed of 155 mph (250 km/h).
In order to handle the extra power, the car has received a custom suspension developed by H&R, which brings it closer to the road. The vehicle rides on Wasabi lightweight rims, which come in a 19 inch size and use a matte black finish with polished outer rings. The rims are wrapped in high performance tires, which enhance the vehicle’s handling.
Other features on the newest modified M3 kid on the block include a stainless steel exhaust system (this can also be ordered in titanium) and a carbon fiber bonnet, which matches the car's factory carbon fiber roof.
Tuners seem to have the same urge, as more and mores upgrade kits for the M3 are being developed.
The latest modification package for the German coupe comes from Emotion Wheels and offers a complete technical transformation for the car, targeting its engine, suspension and body.
The Emotion Wheels M3’s powerplant uses bi-turbo forced induction to develop an impressive power figure of 707 hp. The tuner has not released any performance data for the car, but we expect it to be a mind-blower, as the standard M3 only needs 4.8 seconds to reach 62 mph (100 km/h) and offers an electronically limited top speed of 155 mph (250 km/h).
In order to handle the extra power, the car has received a custom suspension developed by H&R, which brings it closer to the road. The vehicle rides on Wasabi lightweight rims, which come in a 19 inch size and use a matte black finish with polished outer rings. The rims are wrapped in high performance tires, which enhance the vehicle’s handling.
Other features on the newest modified M3 kid on the block include a stainless steel exhaust system (this can also be ordered in titanium) and a carbon fiber bonnet, which matches the car's factory carbon fiber roof.