BMW M3 (F80) & M4 (F82) tuning
All installations are carried out to precise torque specifications.
Packages
Stage 1
- DME Reprograming & Recalibration
- Performance Air Filter
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Stock |
After |
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Horsepower |
424bhp |
496bhp |
+72bhp |
Torque |
550nm |
655nm |
+105nm |
Stage 2
- DME Reprograming & Recalibration
- Performance Air Filter
- Catless/Sport Cats Primary Downpipes
- Upgraded Charge
Pipes
|
Stock |
After |
|
Horsepower |
424bhp |
559bhp |
+135bhp |
Torque |
550nm |
738nm |
+188nm |
Stage 3
- DME Reprograming & Recalibration
- Performance Intake System
- Catless/Sport Cats Primary Downpipes
- Upgraded Charge Pipes
- Competition Intercooler
|
Stock |
After |
|
Horsepower |
424bhp |
575bhp |
+151bhp |
Torque |
550nm |
754nm |
+204nm |
Introduction
The S55 engine fitted to the M3, M4 and M2
competition package is an award-winning engine based on the hugely
successful n55 engine. The engineers at the M division have incorporated
multiple technologies and advanced manufacturing techniques to make
great strides in improving performance, efficiency and reliability.
Engine Block
Unlike the N55, the BMW S55 features a closed
deck engine block and crankcase design, making it resilient to the
higher cylinder pressures associated with increased power output.
Instead of liners, the cylinder bores feature a twin-wire arc-sprayed
coating, which results in a significant reduction in engine weight
whilst improving thermal efficiency and long-term durability due to
lower friction. With forged crankshaft from factory, this bottom end
is truly indestructible.
Fuel System
BMW has ditched its own high pressure injection (HPI) system in favour of the Bosch solenoid valve fuel injector and multi-hole nozzle (HDE), specifically due to the use of the turbos in conjunction with Valvetronic III. An extra cylinder is added to the high-pressure fuel pump therefore running twin high pressure pumps to support the required fuel flow for the S55 M engine. These mechanical high pressure fuel pumps are also supported by an electric low pressure fuel pump situated in the fuel tank.
Twin Turbochargers
Two small mono-scroll Mitsubishi TF035
turbochargers are utilised for best overall performance. Optimized
responsiveness through impulse charging and flow-enhanced manifolds.
They have also moved away from traditional vacuum operated wastegates
in favour of electric wastegate actuator for high precision charge
pressure control. The design of the wastegates also help negate the
need for a blow-off or recirculation valve. The physical design of
the turbos are similar to the N54, with integrated cast alloy steel
exhaust manifold for optimum flow.
Oil supply
The oil supply system reflects the extensive
motorsport experience of BMW. The low-weight magnesium oil sump, for
example, features a special cover to limit movement of the oil under
the effects of strong dynamic lateral acceleration. Under extreme
longitudinal acceleration and deceleration, an oil extraction pump
and a sophisticated oil return system situated close to the
turbocharger likewise help to maintain uninterrupted oil circulation.
Oil is therefore supplied continuously to all engine components in
all driving situations – whether in everyday motoring or during hard
driving on the track.
does it affect reliability?
It does not affect reliability as long as you maintain your vehicle by following all recommended service schedules. Your vehicle is equipped with Condition Based Servicing (CBS) which keeps track of all main service items on the iDrive computer. In addition to this we also recommend that you change your oil, filter and spark plugs at half the manufacturer recommended intervals in order to maintain a healthy engine.
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WE RECOMMEND 7,000 MILE OIL SERVICE INTERVALS for tuned vehicles
applications
- BMW M4 Coupe (F82)
- BMW M4 Convertible (F83)
- BMW M3 Saloon (F80)