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BMW M4 by AC Schnitzer & EAS

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Famous German tuner AC Schnitzer has partnered EAS aftermarket shop overseas to create a special BMW M4. They worked their magic on the car`s looks and sheer performance under the hood. The model was brought from Germany to North America and was put together at the EAS`s headquarters in California.

From a visual standpoint, this gorgeous BMW M4 received the special body treatment from AC Schnitzer. The model has it all: custom carbon fiber front spoiler bits, F80-F82 front splitter, carbon fiber front side wings, rear diffuser and racing rear wing.

The tuner has also added some elements from IND, like pre-painted front bumper reflectors, while the M Performance catalogue has chipped in with side blades in gloss black, mirror caps, side-markers and kidney grilles.

Inside, this M4 has been fitted with the Sparco seats, aluminum handbrake handle and pedal set, foot rest and black floor mats. Other mods include the BMW GTS steering wheel as well as the AWRON gauge, which provide the cabin with a much sportier look.

From a mechanical perspective, the BMW M4 is now tweaked with a lot of high-performance bits, like upgraded suspension with new KW 2-way adjusting coilovers, Akrapovic Evolution Titanium exhaust system or the Evolution Racewerks catless downpipes. The model has also received the Sparta Evolution TS260X Triton 6-Piston BBK.

Add up the ESS Stage II Turbo kit, the Stage II ECU with Evolution Racewerks aluminum charge pipes and the Eventuri carbon Kevlar intake system, and you have an extremely powerful M4. This means around 600 horsepower down the pipes. Unfortunately, there are no performance figures released at the moment but we should expect fresh news, once the EAS would have performed some track testing in the following period.

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