Vorsteiner Presents Their Adjusted BMW M4 GTRS

Vorsteiner, an aftermarket adjuster has created a wide gallery for the BMW M4 GTRS extensive body kit.

The set was firstly disclosed several weeks ago at SEMA. It is a follow-up to the GTS kit of Vorsteiner having more goodies. The adjuster preferred carbon fibber as it was used for the body changes starting from the new front bumper with a built-in splitter. The front wings are ventilated and along with aero side blade elements they were produced from carbon fibber. It also was used on the back wings and bumper with a custom diffuser.

Except for an innovated body, the BMW M4 is equipped with four exhausting pipes. They can be optionally obtained with a brushed or diamond black finish.  An embroidered floor and trunk carpet set is available along with outstanding and 3-piece 20-inch shiny brushed shadow alloy wheels which are wrapped around in Pirelli tyres.

The same 3.0-litre inline-six powertrain producing 431 hp (or 317 kW) and torque of 550 Nm (or 406 lb-ft) can be found under the cowl. The optional seven-speed M DGT transmission is available. The model can sprint to 62 mph (or 100 km/h) in 4.1 seconds. Its top speed is 155 mph (250 km/h) or 174 mph (or 280 km/h) with the M Driver’s Package.

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