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At a BMW M tuning meeting with 32 vehicles in Franconia a few days ago there was a greatly increased performance BMW M3 (G80) from Aulitzky Tuning. At the community's first M-Meeting, he was the undisputed star of the community. And that wasn't because of the individual paintwork in Voodoo Blue, but because of the amenities under the hood like one Software Optimization, One Eventuri suction system, down pipes up to a special one exhaust system. The biturbo in-line six-cylinder made it crazy 750 PS and 850 Newtonmeter torque. And that in an M3 and not in an M8 or a fat SUV. As a rule, of course, the cancellation of the electronic one is also included Vmax limitation, because it should go without saying that the M3 sedan (G80) runs well over 300 km/h on the motorway with this performance.
not only the M3 was at the start
Even the series, when the limiter is removed, easily reaches 300 kilometers per hour. But on the vehicle from the pictures there were not only tuning measures for the drive train, but also a KW coilover kit of variant 4. This not only ensures a successful lowering, it also enables numerous individual settings. Incidentally, the M3 was not the only vehicle at the tuning meeting on the part of Aulitzky. A modified one was included BMW M5 CS , and a M2 coupe. Both with an extra dose of performance under the hood. If we get more information, there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed about this if you simply use our Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
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