Photo: Autogespot
Swiss people have a certain reputation, close to the one Canadians have. They are thought of as peaceful, respectful people that don’t really get involved in too many disputes and love nature.
What’s this X5 M Typhoon doing in Geneva then? We don’t know but we’re sure excited to see it on the road, tearing up the asphalt, in good G-Power fashion.
As if the stock S63 engine wasn’t powerful enough making 555 HP and 680 Nm (501 lb-ft) of torque out of a twin-turbo 4.4-liter V8, the German tuner gave the car a bit more power.
How much you ask? Around 170 HP more, the total reaching 725 HP and 890 Nm (656 lb-ft) of torque, plenty to send the 2 tone monster into a frenzy up to a top speed over 300 km/h (186 mph).
The power gain was possible due to extensive changes done both to the engine and the adjacent parts like the exhaust system and intake. The body kit is not to be ignored either, being made up of:
- Front apron with enlarged air intakes
- Wheel arch extensions for the front and rear fenders
- Side skirts
- LED entrance lights set for side skirts with 2 x 5 LED lights
- Rear door covers for wheel arch extension
- Rear apron with air intake adapters and towing lug covers
- Rear diffuser
- Carbon rear diffuser cap
- Roof spoiler made form PU Rim
- Underbody cover
With all the parts installed, an X5 M Typhoon is a showstopper anywhere it goes. However, not everyone likes the bloated look of such an SUV, compared to the stock version. How do you feel about it? Love it or hate it?
Via: Autogespot
As if the stock S63 engine wasn’t powerful enough making 555 HP and 680 Nm (501 lb-ft) of torque out of a twin-turbo 4.4-liter V8, the German tuner gave the car a bit more power.
How much you ask? Around 170 HP more, the total reaching 725 HP and 890 Nm (656 lb-ft) of torque, plenty to send the 2 tone monster into a frenzy up to a top speed over 300 km/h (186 mph).
The power gain was possible due to extensive changes done both to the engine and the adjacent parts like the exhaust system and intake. The body kit is not to be ignored either, being made up of:
- Front apron with enlarged air intakes
- Wheel arch extensions for the front and rear fenders
- Side skirts
- LED entrance lights set for side skirts with 2 x 5 LED lights
- Rear door covers for wheel arch extension
- Rear apron with air intake adapters and towing lug covers
- Rear diffuser
- Carbon rear diffuser cap
- Roof spoiler made form PU Rim
- Underbody cover
With all the parts installed, an X5 M Typhoon is a showstopper anywhere it goes. However, not everyone likes the bloated look of such an SUV, compared to the stock version. How do you feel about it? Love it or hate it?
Via: Autogespot
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