Supercharged G-Power G4 3.0i EVO III BMW Z4
December 31st, 1969
While BMW has opted for a twin-turbocharger system to boost extra power from its 3.0L straight six engine, German tuner G-Power has decided to adopt a new supercharger design for its latest performance upgrade for the Z4 roadster. G-Power is no stranger to drawing big power from BMW engines. The tuner holds the title for the world’s fastest street-legal BMW with its twin-turbo M5, and for its Z4 package its engineers managed to ring out 375hp (280kW) and 310lb-ft (420Nm) of torque from the 3.0L mill.
G-Power used an ASA T1-12 supercharger to reach the new power levels, and also needed to upgrade the engine’s ECU and exhaust system. The exhaust upgrades consists of a set of racing-headers and high-flow catalytic converters.
Other modifications include a mild sports bodykit, 20in light alloy wheels, a stiffer suspension set-up and uprated brakes with eight-piston fixed calipers and 380mm discs.
The end result is a 0-100km/h (62mph) time of 4.9 seconds and 0-200km/h (124mph) time of 15.1 seconds. This makes the G-Power Z4 3.0i comparable in performance to BMW’s own Z4M. Pricing for the kit starts at €18,850 ($29,900).G-Power G4 3.0i EVO III BMW Z4
While BMW has opted for a twin-turbocharger system to boost extra power from its 3.0L straight six engine, German tuner G-Power has decided to adopt a new supercharger design for its latest performance upgrade for the Z4 roadster. G-Power is no stranger to drawing big power from BMW engines. The tuner holds the title for the world’s fastest street-legal BMW with its twin-turbo M5, and for its Z4 package its engineers managed to ring out 375hp (280kW) and 310lb-ft (420Nm) of torque from the 3.0L mill.
G-Power used an ASA T1-12 supercharger to reach the new power levels, and also needed to upgrade the engine’s ECU and exhaust system. The exhaust upgrades consists of a set of racing-headers and high-flow catalytic converters.
Other modifications include a mild sports bodykit, 20in light alloy wheels, a stiffer suspension set-up and uprated brakes with eight-piston fixed calipers and 380mm discs.
The end result is a 0-100km/h (62mph) time of 4.9 seconds and 0-200km/h (124mph) time of 15.1 seconds. This makes the G-Power Z4 3.0i comparable in performance to BMW’s own Z4M. Pricing for the kit starts at €18,850 ($29,900).
G-Power used an ASA T1-12 supercharger to reach the new power levels, and also needed to upgrade the engine’s ECU and exhaust system. The exhaust upgrades consists of a set of racing-headers and high-flow catalytic converters.
Other modifications include a mild sports bodykit, 20in light alloy wheels, a stiffer suspension set-up and uprated brakes with eight-piston fixed calipers and 380mm discs.
The end result is a 0-100km/h (62mph) time of 4.9 seconds and 0-200km/h (124mph) time of 15.1 seconds. This makes the G-Power Z4 3.0i comparable in performance to BMW’s own Z4M. Pricing for the kit starts at €18,850 ($29,900).
G-Power G4 3.0i EVO III BMW Z4
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Meet the top commenters on the LeaderboardBy CarFanaticsUnleashed #1, Posted: 7/4/2008
Impressive...
Not sure if I'm a fan yet of the styling cues, not exactly elegant, but nontheless more power in the Z4 was a necessary thing, so well done I guess.
Hopefully the proportions of the body will be nicer in coming years...
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