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BMW M2 Hatchback - a mighty 1 Series with V8 biturbo!

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Recently updated on March 5, 2024 at 08:21 am

BMW M2 Hatchback - a mighty 1 Series with V8 biturbo!

There are already many tuning creations from the 1-series BMW (F20) and some of them are also with one Engine swap Mistake. But this 1 series with the project name Project exposure (by Speed-Tec) is something very special because it is the Front section of the M2 owns, and one more V8 biturbo wears under the hood. Originally, this BMW was once a 2015 BMW M135i xDrive and made 306 hp from one Line six-cylinder with turbocharging. A German tuning fan called Mr. Muhammet has fulfilled his dream with this project and has his very own Daily Driver created, which houses a 4,4 liter biturbo V8 (S63B44T2), which is normally found in the X5 M or X6 M performed its service.

BMW M2 Hatchback

Selbst the 8-speed automatic (GA8HP75Z) and the transfer case (ATC 45 L) were taken from an X6 M to ensure that it can withstand the enormous torque. But let's get to the exterior of the M2 hatchback. From the front you can no longer tell that it was once an M135i xDrive, as the entire front is in the M2 style is rebuilt. The practical hatchback with the large tailgate and the easily accessible and variable trunk, however, was retained, which is why this BMW rightly got the name M2 hatchback wearing.

BMW M2 Hatchback - a mighty 1 Series with V8 biturbo!

Next was a KW Variant 3 coilover kit built in to make the car even lower and more martial on the road. A carbon bonnet with an air scoop was installed and the entire front mimics that M2 Competition. The standard rear bumper was replaced by a DIY model replaced, which is made by Mr. Muhammet himself. Even the rear axle is completely removed, and by one BMW M4 rear axle replaced. They also come from the BMW M4 Carbon ceramic brake discs, which should ensure fabulous delay values. The rims that belong to this probably unique project are BMW M double spoke M437 aluminum in 19-inch format, which immediately catch the eye with their double-spoke design and glossy black finish, and harmonize perfectly with the silver finish.

Engine swap and more on the drive train!

As already described above, the standard N55 in-line six-cylinder turbo gasoline engine from durch S63B44T2 V8 petrol engine from the X5 M and the X6 M, which turns the little BMW into a very special automobile. The exhaust system without OPF also comes from the M2 Competition, which means the sound is probably breathtaking.

BMW M2 Hatchback - a mighty 1 Series with V8 biturbo!

According to the tuner, another one is also planned Stage 2 chip tuning and a new one Intake, whereby the output of the already more than 550 HP strong engine should be driven even further. A good 800 hp shouldn't be a problem. The driving performance of the bolide in compact format is already out of this world, there is one Amount of power on proportionately little weight hits, because such a 1 Series BMW brings little more than 1400 kg on the scales. V8 or not! With this two it should be child's play to chase a Porsche from the left lane, or various Quarter mile race to win.

Our conclusion on the M2 Hatchback

BMW M2 Hatchback - a mighty 1 Series with V8 biturbo!

In our eyes that is it perfect symbiosis from sportiness and everyday practicality paired with an extremely successful look. Is likely Mr. Muhammad at every BMW meeting (deal) the absolute star, because the world has probably never seen such a 1 series. As far as we can judge, everything is made and refined in a highly professional manner, without that the 1er even rudimentary Craft shop and Fair tuning looks. Having an idea is that Anto implement them that Other. If you are interested in this car, you can take a look at our picture gallery, which we have attached to the text below.

Details about the M135i with 800 hp and M2 look:

  • Year of construction: 2015
  • Body modifications:
    • Front apron, headlights and front fenders from F87 M2 Competition
    • Alpha-N carbon hood in F82 M2 GTS design
    • Side walls from F87 M2 Competition
    • Custom-made rear bumper (F20 M135i xDrive + F87 M2 Competition)
    • AC Schnitzer roof edge spoiler
  • Engine: 4,4 liter biturbo V8 (S63B44T2 from F86 X6 M)
    • Forged pistons and connecting rod
    • Finely balanced crankshaft from Van Kronenburg Engines
    • TTE turbocharger
    • 3-inch exhaust system (F86 X6 M with rear silencer from the F87 M2 Competition)
    • Software tuning from UtkuNoahPerformance
    • about 800 PS
  • Transmission:
    • 8-speed automatic (GA8HP75Z) and transfer case (ATC 45 L) from F86 X6 M
  • Landing gear:
    • VA original F20 M135i xDrive
    • HA from the F82 M4
    • KW variant 3 coilover suspension for F82 M4 including camber bearings
  • Wheel / tire:
    • BMW M437 double-spoke alloy wheels in 9 × 19 and 10 × 19 in
    • Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S tires in 255/35R19 and 265/35R19
  • brakes: Front/rear BMW M carbon/ceramic brake system from the F82 M4
  • Inner space:
    • Sports seats from M2 Competition
    • Misc Carbon finishing

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