A better BMW? E90 3-Series G3 by G-POWER
How do you improve on a car as good as the E90 BMW 3-Series? There are several tuners in the aftermarket that would be happy to take your money. Some are better than others; G-POWER is one of the best. When it comes to BMW tuning, G-POWER customers benefit from the wealth of experience it has acquired since opening the doors in 1971. For 2006, they have taken liberties with the BMW E90, enhancing every aspect of the bimmers already competent performance.
Starting with a "discreetly-sporty" aerodynamics program with "hybrid" (carbon-fiber reinforced plastic) components produced at their own plant, the body is enhanced with a front bumper, side sills, and a carbon fiber rear diffuser. There is also a wide body kit called "Extremo" that has wheel arch extensions, plus wing spoilers. Wheels are also a part of the package, with several 19 or 20" lightweight styles available.
The range of power options for the G3 is stunning. G-POWER is capable of providing any level of performance the customer requires. Starting with enhanced four and six cylinder engines up to 3.3 liters and it only gets better from there. A 5.2 liter V8 with 420 BHP, a 470 BHP 5 liter V8 and the ultimate, a 5 liter V10 with 550 BHP. More power is also available for diesel fans through their G-POWER D-TRONIK engine tuner. The chassis and exhaust are also tested and tuned on the Nürburgring-Nordschleife to extract every last ounce of potential. The interior can also be enhanced to provide both safety and comfort levels that will only make the driving experience that much better.
[Source: worldcarfans.com]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Sw20 9:06PM (11/01/2006)
BMW... Always hot with hot rims
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James 10:54PM (11/01/2006)
I had not heard the description "discreetly sporty" before but it rings true with my preferences. Giving subtle improvements like that can really go a long way. I am starting to feel tired of the over the top and in your face aftermarket styling.
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m 12:10AM (11/02/2006)
That car looks very cross-eyed.
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That One Person 12:40AM (11/02/2006)
Hartge already does stuff like this to the 3-Series. I remember an article, I think it was in Car, a few months ago about Hartge putting a V-10 in the 3-series.
Anyways, good to see more companies putting insane engines in smaller cars :)
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Tire dealer 1:42AM (11/02/2006)
That is some serious firepower for that 3-series.
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hey 3:03AM (11/02/2006)
Standard E90 is fugly. This is like puting makeup on a PIG.
E36 + LS1 is much more appealing.
http://www.vorshlag.com/fair/bmw_mockup01.jpg
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hey 3:06AM (11/02/2006)
Now thats what im talking about. Not that autoblog would actually cover some cool garage projects or anything. They are too busy racking up hits for their sponsored links.
http://www.vorshlag.com/fair/bmw_mockup09.jpg
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Disco Stu 8:59AM (11/02/2006)
I'd love a totally stock looking 3-Series, packing the V10 engine.
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leo 12:13PM (11/02/2006)
#8,
that would be cool
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David Thompson 5:17PM (11/02/2006)
"How do you improve on a car as good as the E90 BMW 3-Series?"
How about knocking the curb weight down to 2700 pounds or so?
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