With 430-horsepower coming from the twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter engine, the new BMW M4 Coupe does have a lot of power crammed under the hood. A German tuning company called Lightweight however figured that the M4 could use a tad more power from what they got from the factory and had developed an upgrade kit that considerably pumps up the output.
They started from replacing the stock exhaust to a titanium exhaust system with valve control which reduced the car’s weight to an unspecified amount. And by tinkering the 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine, they now managed to wring out 520-horsepower and 479 lb-ft of torque. The suspension has also been changed with a BIlstein Clubsport suspension system.
On the outside, the M4 gets a new front spoiler and rear wing made from none other than carbon fiber, and the stock wheels are swapped with a better-looking 19-inch BBS light alloys. Other modifications available include a safety cage, bucket seats with six-point safety harness, carbon fiber rear diffuser and a boot lid spoiler.
The BMW M4 is priced at 72,200 Euros (RM 301,729) in Germany and with all the mods ticked in the checklist, it will only raise the cost to 89,000 Euros (RM 371,938).
