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BMW M2 Competiton as Manhart MH2 550 with 550 PS

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BMW M2 Competiton as Manhart MH2 550 with 550 PS

Of course it was only a matter of time before the M2 Competition arrives in the tuning scene. Since the "normal" M2 is already available in countless interpretations by countless tuners, the limited special model with the S55 biturbo engine from the M3 and M4 (replaces the N55) is slowly but surely enjoying various "measures" . The team from made the start last month Dähler the competition 540 PS and lots of goodies missed even more competition. And now the traditional tuner Manhart comes around the corner with a modified M2 Competition which, as the MH2 550, even delivers 10 hp more than the Dähler M2.

Manhart MH2 550 with 550 PS

BMW M2 Competiton as Manhart MH2 550 with 550 PS

For Manhart, the modifications were relatively easy to implement because already 2016 showed the team from Wuppertal that the M4 engine in the M2 the optimal base is. The M2 had been refreshed optically a good year ago with the Manhart MH2 630 Track Edition which resembles this vehicle. But this time the basis is the BMW M2 Competition! From the factory 410 PS and 550 Nm, the tuner uses software remapping to conjure up a whopping 550 PS and 800 Nm torque and even puts the Competition ahead of the M3 & M4 CS, And if you have read the report on the above-linked MH2 630, you will find that the Competition also provides the basis for 600 PS in the M2.

many M-Performance carbon parts all around

BMW M2 Competiton as Manhart MH2 550 with 550 PS

But already the MH2 550 is damn fast. Incidentally, there is a new carbon intake system and in-house stainless steel rear silencers, which are smaller than the series counter and come with four carbon-coated tailpipes to increase performance. There are no effects on the factory production catalytic converters. And visually, there are some differences. From the M-Performance shelf come the front splitter, the sidewings, the rear diffuser and the rear spoiler lip made of carbon, which harmonize perfectly with the standard carbon exterior mirrors. However, the visual highlight is definitely the in-house matt black Concave One wheelset in 21 inches with Michelin Pilot Supersport tires.

Lowering thanks to KW coil springs by approx. 20mm

BMW M2 Competiton as Manhart MH2 550 with 550 PS

Thanks to KW coil springs, the double-spoke rims are approx. 25 mm closer in the wheel arch and enable an even sportier driving style. And who looks closely will realize that currently still the standard M sports brake is installed. Soon, however, Manhart wants to deliver a stronger carbon-ceramic version. The MH2 is visually rounded off with the typical dull gold accents all around including various Manhart lettering and emblems. And also in the interior you have already immortalized. Here, Manhart installed an Awron additional display to retrieve all important driving values ​​of the MH2 at the push of a button and, moreover, chic floor mats with a Manhart stick. In the M2 Competition available ex works on the other hand, the M-Steering Wheel is equipped with buttons for storing and selecting the desired driving modes, the M-Driving Experience Button or the red Start-Stop Button.

BMW M2 Competiton as Manhart MH2 550 with 550 PS

We are curious if Manhart will eventually bring the competition as MH630 version. Maybe this will then also enjoy the optional carbon bonnet with power domes and air intakes, the sidewings or the fixed rear wing. We are curious ... If we receive timely information, there is of course as always an update for this report. It is best to subscribe to our feed and if there is something new you will get in touch immediately. We wish you a lot of fun watching the pictures.

(Photos: Manhart Performance)

Here are the details of the Manhart MH2 550 BMW M2:

  • Code name MH2 550 (based on BMW M2 F87 Competition Coupe)
  • golden accents all around
  • M Performance Parts aerodynamic package made of carbon (front splitter, side skirts, diffuser, spoiler lip)
  • MH2-550 lettering all around
  • matt black Manhart Concave One alloy wheels in 21 inches
  • Lowering by 25mm (KW coil springs)
  • Manhart emblems front and back
  • Performance increase on 550PS by means of (chip tuning, new intake, sports mufflers with carbon tailpipes)
  • Manhart doormats
  • Awron display

We still have many thousands more tuning reports on tuningblog.eu, if you wanted to see an excerpt then just click HERE, And also from the tuner Manhart Performance we have a lot more cars, following a small excerpt:

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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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