G-Power Modified BMW M3 To 635hp

The G-Power tuners weren’t satisfied with the V8 414hp stock M3 engine. So they decided to strap on a supercharger and boost output to a tire-vaporizing 635hp. Lets say you’re not happy with only 635hp and want something bigger than a V8. For the right price, they will replace the V8 engine with the V10 one from the M5 Hurricane, which outputs 730 h
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golfer38 - 1/28/2009 10:00:18 AM

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I would love to see the numbers on this beauty.

B7FAN - 1/28/2009 11:45:56 AM

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UUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.....YEAH SO THAT GOES FOR EVERY OTHER CAR MANUFACTURER DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN......YOU SHOULDNT LAUGH "cappy" EVERYONE HAS MODS OUT FOR THEIR CARS

JRobUSC - 1/28/2009 8:48:47 PM

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buddy, it's "loser", not "looser". You shouldn't use words you can't even spell, it makes you look extra stupid. And trust me, you really don't need the "extra".

bimmerMeister999 - 1/28/2009 2:09:21 PM

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Badass motherf*er!!

downtoearth - 1/28/2009 9:10:06 PM

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The car will be completely unable to put its power down the road. Brabus overpowered the rear wheel drive SL making its Biturbo roadster V12 and Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear said the car was just utter nonsense: http://youtube.com/results?search_query=top+gear+brabus The only way to negotiate a corner was to go through it very slowly :) Traction control (a.k.a power delimiter should anyone not know) was constantly on. Same will be with this bummer. Maybe idiots who made it should take some training at Ingolstadt. They'd know that with > 600HP you either need a superflat supercar or an all wheel drive. Porsche and Nissan know it very well too. BMW tuners apparently don't. Pathetic someone makes a useless product and fanboys think it's a good one.

JRobUSC - 1/29/2009 9:00:50 AM

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You realize Porsche's most powerful models are NOT all-wheel drive, right? GT2 and Carrera GT are rear drive, so if you're going to use Porsche as an example, at least be right. Even Nissan, your other example, only has one all-wheel drive performance car. By the way, while we're talking rear wheel drive, so is every Ferrari, the new ZR-1, the Viper, all the Lotus models through the years, the McLaren F1, all the AMG Benz's, every M BMW... it's an extremely long list. Much longer than the list of all-wheel drive supercars in fact.

Anthony - 1/28/2009 9:40:51 PM

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This is what tuning should be about. Notice how there are no hideous modifications to the external body of the car.