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BMW M235i RS from tuner Tuningwerk and 444PS

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Recently updated on February 19, 2020 at 08:14 am

The strongest version of the BMW M235i we have released on our blog is the tuner Tuningwerk. With hefty 444PS (327KW) and 600NM torque, the little Bavarian is certainly not underpowered. The changes that have led to the extreme increase in performance can be found below, what the conversion costs, we can not tell you unfortunately currently we have no information.

BMW M235i RS from tuner Tuningwerk and 444PS

(Photos: Tuningwerk )

BMW M235i RS from tuner Tuningwerk and 444PS

This was done on the M235i:

  • Tuningwerk widebody kit
  • Tuningwerk front lip
  • Tuningwerk rear diffuser
  • Tuningwerk rear spoiler made of carbon
  • Tuningwerk Design sticker set in the BMW M colors
    Tuningwerk cooler kit (main cooler, oil cooler, coolant cooler, + 850W fan, optional heat exchanger)
  • Tuningwerk single-mass flywheel incl. Sports clutch
  • Tuningwerk Midpipe
  • Tuningwerk stainless steel rear silencer including flap control
  • Carbon tailpipes
  • Tuningwerk brake system including Brembo components as well as changed setup of DSC / ABS control unit
  • 350x34er steel discs Brembo Racing, VA 6 piston caliper, HA BMW Performance, VA and HA steel braided lines
  • Tuningwerk forged rims (wide body only): VA 8,5 × 18 ″ @ 7.1kg, HA 9 × 18 ″ @ 7.4kg
  • Dunlop SportMaxx RT, VA 235 / 40R18 HA 265 / 35R18
  • Tuningwerk seat rails + Recaro PolePosition
  • Tuningwerk Heckausbau
  • optional Überollkäfig
  • 6-point belts
  • Tuningwerk aluminum sump
  • Uniball axle elements
  • Tuningwerk software setup (or tuning box)
  • Optional other turbocharger
  • Wide body wheel combination, BBS Racing 3-piece, VA 10 × 18 ″ HA ​​10,5 × 18 ″ incl. Dunlop Direzza, VA 265 / 35R18, HA 285 / 30R18
  • Recaro PolePosition
  • KW ClubSport triple suspension, or KW Competition suspension
  • Optional body reinforcement and additional strutsBMW M235i RS from tuner Tuningwerk and 444PS
  • Spark plugs with higher heat value
  • changed air flow
  • BMW M-Performance interior with M-Performance steering wheel II
  • big intercooler
  • Drexler differential lock with Tuningwerk setup (changed response behavior)

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Thomas Wachsmuth - He has been an integral part of tuningblog.eu since 2013. His passion for cars is so intense that he invests every available penny in them. While he dreams of a BMW E31 850CSI and a Hennessey 6x6 Ford F-150, he currently drives a rather inconspicuous BMW 540i (G31/LCI). His collection of books, magazines and brochures on the subject of car tuning has now reached such proportions that he himself has become a walking reference work for the tuning scene.  More about Thomas

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