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When it comes to tuning BMWs, there are two simple alternatives: either go with the old-school tuners or give the more obscure ones a chance. What we have here is the second choice.
Spotted in Karlsruhe, Germany, this E92 M3 GTR was seemingly modified by the people from KK Automobile. They might not be as famous as the AC Schnitzer folks, Hartge or even Hamann on a worldwide level, but they sure know their stuff.
The car in question seems to be wearing their complete aerodynamic works, from the front bumper to the side skirts and even the rear fenders that have been widened. On the boot lid, you'll also notice a new wing that's pretty impressive to begin with.
The bonnet is vented and a lot of people might say that's just for looks. However, upon inspecting the KK Automobile website, we found out that there might be a purpose to cutting holes in the bonnet.
That's because the company is also offering stroker kits that take the S65 naturally aspirated engine's performance to a whole new level. The stage one kit takes it to 529 HP and 505 Nm (372 lb-ft) of torque while also increasing the displacement to 4.8 liters.
The second kit takes things even further, up to 570 HP and 525 Nm (387 lb-ft) of torque without additionally increasing the displacement. Of course, along with these changes, you might also want to consider upgrading other various bits and pieces like the water pump, to keep things in check.
The guys are actually racing specialists, and they can hook you up with anything you want, on any price tag bracket. They're offering all the parts you could need, from engine strokers as we said, to brakes and roll cages. All you need is money!
The car in question seems to be wearing their complete aerodynamic works, from the front bumper to the side skirts and even the rear fenders that have been widened. On the boot lid, you'll also notice a new wing that's pretty impressive to begin with.
The bonnet is vented and a lot of people might say that's just for looks. However, upon inspecting the KK Automobile website, we found out that there might be a purpose to cutting holes in the bonnet.
That's because the company is also offering stroker kits that take the S65 naturally aspirated engine's performance to a whole new level. The stage one kit takes it to 529 HP and 505 Nm (372 lb-ft) of torque while also increasing the displacement to 4.8 liters.
The second kit takes things even further, up to 570 HP and 525 Nm (387 lb-ft) of torque without additionally increasing the displacement. Of course, along with these changes, you might also want to consider upgrading other various bits and pieces like the water pump, to keep things in check.
The guys are actually racing specialists, and they can hook you up with anything you want, on any price tag bracket. They're offering all the parts you could need, from engine strokers as we said, to brakes and roll cages. All you need is money!
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