GM5 Hurricane RS is so special due to its extensive interpretation of maximum power.
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The car transported by Vehicle Transportation and Logistics Company “Kurbads” crowns the current series of Hurricane models, which includes endlessly seismic cars of the fastest 2 and 4 Series BMW. You need both, guts and knowledge to add two compressors onto the BMW V10 engine, and to get it all to work in sync. Experts and fans could not let slip by projects along the lines of X6M TYPHOON (750 hp) and the legendary Hurricane series that we already mentioned M5/M6 Hurricane RR (800 hp). While the firm’s specialty is power-raising with various types of forced air supply in addition to the development of their own control blocks and software, in time G-POWER started focusing on producing aerodynamic kits. Since 2007, G-POWER has been located in Aichach, Bavaria. The company acquired its current name in 1983, but it started booming in the mid-90s, along with the change of ownership. Yet the roots of G-POWER go as far back as the 70s. Not so long ago G-POWER was a little-known term unlike AC-Schnitzer or Hamann, not to mention the blue-green uber BMW plant in Buhloe-Alpina. Its maximum speed limit is set at 350 km/h, which is more than Ferrari’s 488 Pista, McLaren’s 720S and Lamborghini’s Huracán Performante. G5M Hurricane RS challenges the world’s best supercars – and even manages to overpower some.
It was born out of M5 F90 and it was equipped with larger turbochargers, original control block software, a titanium exhaust system and some delicate aerodynamic improvements. It reaches 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds.Įven though you may think we’re dealing with Bugatti Chiron, we’re talking about BMW 5 Series. This time Kurbads transported G5M Hurricane RS – a 900 horsepower G-POWER monster that makes every BMW fan’s heart skip a beat. In collaboration with Normunds Avotiņš, Kurbads continues its series on exclusive, collection sports and retro cars. G5M Hurricane RS – A high-performance sedan par excellence
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