Photo: TAG Motorsports
The guys from TAG Motorsports teamed up with BMW Encinitas and AC Schnitzer and brought a fully decked ACS4 model to the States to show the yankees how the Europeans do their tuning. Needless to say that everything about the car looks and feels just right, without going off in any direction. It’s just stunning to look at.
For those of you that don’t know what ACS4 stands for, it’s the designation German tuner AC Schnitzer gave to their take on BMW’s 4 Series. It’s basically the same for every model out there, from ACS1 to ACS7 and so on.
So what is an AC Schnitzer prepared BMW? Well, a full experience looks like the car posted below. It has to be fitted with every custom part the tuner makes for that specific model, from the front to the back.
This one has ACS front spoiler for the M Sport bumper, the rear apron, rear skirt foil, ACS emblems, front label, side emblem foil, sport lowering springs, a complete exhaust with Racing Evo Tips, AC Schnitzer Type VIII Bi-Color 19x8.5 inch wheels up front and 19x9.5 inch rear wheels. TAG Motorsport also chipped in with a set of painted calipers, both front and back.
In the end, this Mineral White 435i ended up looking absolutely incredible, when fully decked. We haven’t heard about an ECU tune but we know that the guys from ACS offer this kind of stuff. If this car has it, it means that the power output went up from 306 HP and 400 Nm (295 lb-ft) of torque to 360 HP and 500 Nm (362 lb-ft) of torque and it reaches 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 4.7 seconds.
So what is an AC Schnitzer prepared BMW? Well, a full experience looks like the car posted below. It has to be fitted with every custom part the tuner makes for that specific model, from the front to the back.
This one has ACS front spoiler for the M Sport bumper, the rear apron, rear skirt foil, ACS emblems, front label, side emblem foil, sport lowering springs, a complete exhaust with Racing Evo Tips, AC Schnitzer Type VIII Bi-Color 19x8.5 inch wheels up front and 19x9.5 inch rear wheels. TAG Motorsport also chipped in with a set of painted calipers, both front and back.
In the end, this Mineral White 435i ended up looking absolutely incredible, when fully decked. We haven’t heard about an ECU tune but we know that the guys from ACS offer this kind of stuff. If this car has it, it means that the power output went up from 306 HP and 400 Nm (295 lb-ft) of torque to 360 HP and 500 Nm (362 lb-ft) of torque and it reaches 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 4.7 seconds.
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