BMW already delivers a superlative of the regular M3 in the form of the M3 Competition, but for those who find 510 hp insufficient, the German tuner Manhart now has a suitable solution. We welcome: the Manhart MH3 600.
BMW’s M3 Competition, with its 510 hp and 650 Nm strong twin turbo 3.0 six-in-line, is already a real horsepower bomb. The German tuner Manhart does not get excited about this and puts forward his vision of the BMW M3. This is the Manhart MH3 600, a sinister monster based on the BMW M3 Competition with a 3.0 six-cylinder screwed up to 635 hp and 780 Nm in its intense muzzle.
According to its creators, the Manhart MH3 600 rumbles to a speed of 200 km / h in just under 10.5 seconds, about two seconds earlier than the M3 Competition. Anyone who has patience for a total of 17 seconds will already have the 250 km/h on the clock. The M3 Competition needs four seconds longer for this. The intermediate sprint from 100 km / h to 200 km / h is just as interesting, as it only takes 6.42 seconds. The extra power comes from a different engine management system, but Manhart does not stop there.
BMW 3 Series (Manhart MH3 600)
The tuner gives the M3 Competition a completely new exhaust system with four 10 cm thick exhaust pipes. Manhart offers those who want to keep the original exhaust system the option of removing the particulate filter. The MH3 600 is at the front up to 3 centimeters closer to the asphalt, although the maximum lowering is one centimeter behind. The company puts the Mh3 600 on special 21-inch light metal, around which tires in size 295/25/21 are folded. Manhart also offers a modified braking system and the M3 Competition is full of spoilers, lips, edges and wings made of carbon fiber.