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theholyone777 · 1 year
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Pushing M Power
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lamemedia · 2 years
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The two unloved childs of BMW huh? Average car people hates them and call them names... the "Big Nose" and "Beeg Boi"
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noohyah · 7 months
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Can You Handle This Beast? Unveiling The Lexus LC500 GT500
The Lexus LC500 GT500 is a special edition of the Lexus LC500, a flagship coupe that debuted in 2017.  The GT500 version is inspired by the racing car that competes in the Super GT series in Japan.  It features a more aggressive design, a more powerful engine, and a more advanced technology.  In this article, we will unveil the Lexus LC500 GT500 and show you why it is the best car you can buy in…
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BMW M4 (F82) at Waukesha Cars & Coffee (2024) - Meet 4 in Waukesha, WI.
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germancarssince1946 · 28 days
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2020 BMW M8 Gran Coupé Competition
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manav2010 · 2 years
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vividracing · 11 months
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New Post has been published on https://www.vividracing.com/blog/we-found-the-best-bmw-m8-comp-upgrades/
We Found The Best BMW M8 Comp Upgrades
Known for its extraordinary and luxurious driving experience, the BMW M8 is a competition coupé that is both impressive and good looking. This car delivers outstanding performance on the road and on the track. The ride has bold interior and exterior styling that surely sets it apart, and a V8 engine that is designed to deliver peak performance (of up to 617hp) on race tracks. Still, we know that car enthusiasts don’t like to settle for less especially when more is under their nose, plus the BMW M8 competition could achieve more on sporty purposes like race track with more power. So if you are looking for ways to get more power out of your M8 competition, we are happy to let you know that we have three upgrades that guarantee massive gains.
1. VR Tuned ECU Flash Tune BMW M8 Competition G15 617hp
Manufactured by our very own brand, VR Tuned which is famously known for manufacturing tuning products, tuning accessories and complete tuning box kits, this ECU flash will bring out massive power from your 4.4 liter bi-turbo 8 cylinder engine. Even though the VR Tuned ECU flash software is for racing competition use only, this product will solidify your M8’s position as a racing powerhouse with the release of its untapped potential.
Crank Horsepower Ratings:
Stock Power: 625hp | 554ft/lbs
Tuned Power: 700hp | 627ft/lbs
2. Akrapovic Exhaust System
With this upgrade, we essentially found a way for you to hit two birds with one stone, your car’s aural experience, and horsepower gain. Akrapovic exhaust systems are designed to allow engines to breathe better, which leads to improved power, torque, responsiveness, acceleration and overall performance. That much power gain deserved to be heard and these systems are designed to deliver a deep, sporty, aggressive V8 sound  that reflects the power gain. You are in good hands with this system as it was tested on race tracks and it is a popular choice for races in some of the world’s most prestigious racing series.
3. Eventuri Black Carbon Intake System – V2 BMW F90 M5 / F9X M8
In addition to the two, a cold air intake is also one of the upgrades to go for if power is what you thirst for. Manufactured by Eventuri, this system was developed through extensive research and testing resulting in a system that guarantees maximum unrestricted airflow, and ensures the engine doesn’t suffer from heat soak. Made to fit both the BMW F90 M5 and F9X M8, this system will improve aerodynamic efficiency, reduce the drag on turbo, allows the turbos to work more with less restriction and reduce the waste-gate duty cycles. Grab it now to notice the difference on your M8 competition on day one!
Kit Includes:
2 x Carbon Fiber Venturi Housings with Integrated Tubes
2 x Bespoke High Flow Generation 2 Filters
2 x Carbon Fiber Filter Shrouds
2 x Aluminium Inlet Cowls
2 x Carbon Fiber Air Scoops
2 x Laser Cut Heat Shields lined with Gold Heat Reflective Material
2 x Laser Cut Air Ramps integrated into the Heat Shields
High Quality Silicon Couplers and
OEM Spec Hose Clamps
Features:
Acceleration Time : 60-130mph Reduced By 0.22 seconds
Max Flow Rate Per Airbox at 28? H2O: Stock 620 CFM, Eventuri 736 CFM
Optional Carbon Turbo Inlets in gloss (EVE-F9XM5M8-CHG) or matte (EVE-F9XM5M8-CFM-CHG) finish
If you have any questions about the right products for your M8 competition or if you need new products for the coupé, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can reach us by phone at 1-480-966-3040 or via email at [email protected].
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theholyone777 · 1 year
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boundinparchment · 2 years
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Tanzanite Refractions
Dottore was protective of his machinery and his car was no exception. No one was allowed to touch this car, let alone help wash it. No one, that was, except for you. Dottore x GN Reader. For @surveyycorps 's Dottore Modern AU. Also on AO3 here.
Are you free today?  I could use your assistance with a personal matter.
You tried to ignore the little leap your heart gave when you checked your notifications that late spring morning and saw Dottore’s text.  It was likely nothing too serious.  A personal matter could be any number of things, you told yourself.  
He sent you an address upon a short exchange and within a few hours, you found yourself on the curb, looking up at a limestone house with a driveway off to the side, all of it framed by far too much foliage.  You got the sense, however, that he preferred it that way.  Initially, you considered approaching the front door; it wasn’t until you heard some noise coming from the driveway that you decided instead to walk up the asphalt.
The foliage continued here, too, sheltering the property.  Even here, in the middle of what was essentially suburbia, he still kept some qualities of his home in Sumeru (loath though he might be to admit it).  The garage, while not limestone, was clearly a carriage house at some point, judging from the doors.  Outside of it sat what you knew to be Dottore’s pride and joy, more than any other Ruin machine or other invention he’d set eyes on.  He wasn’t what you would classify to be a ‘car person’ in the traditional sense but there were few people he let be around the car, let alone in it.   The grill’s vertical teeth were aggressive but sleek, and at a quick glance, reminded you of the Blåhaj plushie you got him as an inside joke.  A BMW M8 competition coupe in tanzanite blue, a metallic blue that dazzled in sunlight.
You’d sat in the car twice; once when he picked you up for a date and once when he dropped you off.  The light interior was plush leather, some of the softest you’d ever encountered.  
A hose trailed from the spigot nearby, water quietly filling a bucket that, upon inspection, was already sudsing with soap.  You could just catch a sponge floating inside, soaking up liquid in preparation.
“Oh, there you are.  Impeccable timing, everything is almost ready.”
Dottore stood in the threshold of the garage, drying his hands on a towel.  Even today, on a warm spring morning, he was dressed in slacks and a button-down, his sleeves rolled up neatly to his elbows.  Did he even own anything else?
His crimson eyes were hidden behind a pair of sunglasses.
You’d come prepared in clothes you could at least risk getting dirty.  A white shirt and modest shorts.  Simple.  Easy.  Especially considering he hadn’t explained what, precisely, you would be helping with.
But now, the task was obvious.
“You mean to tell me you actually wanted to spend time outside?” you teased.
“The weather is advantageous and I’m waiting on samples to proliferate as a pure culture.”
In other words, you told yourself, he had time.  A rarity as of late.
“As much as I enjoy doing this myself, it goes faster with two people and there are few I trust more with this masterpiece.  Besides, I thought perhaps you might stay for lunch.”
You felt heat rise to your cheeks at the notion that, of all the things he could be doing, he was spending that time with you.  That he wanted to spend his free time with you.
The slim cut of his shirt was distracting on its own, when he wasn’t in motion, and your eyes continued to wander as Dottore took the hose from the bucket and, with a quick adjustment, began to rinse the car.  His shirt matched the car almost one-for-one, minus the metallic sparkle, and as you trailed the sponge across the side panel and then the headlight, you couldn’t help but watch his muscles flex beneath the fabric.
A shock of cold jolted you and you stumbled back, your shirt now damp.  Across the hood of the car, the Harbinger was aiming the hose back at the vehicle, as though nothing had happened, a knowing smirk on his lips.
“You were going to scratch the paint.  Do be more careful.”
His smirk only seemed to widen as you felt a pout dance across your lips.  You could be distracted later, you supposed.  After all, he’d invited you here for your help and because he believed you would treat the vehicle with great care as he did, not to…ogle.
You leaned over the hood of the car, squeezing the sponge to free some of the soap before running the sponge in circles over the surface, suds bubbling.  The car would absolutely glisten when you were done, you were sure of it.
But it seemed a crime not to appreciate his physique, especially when…
Did he even know what the sun did to his hair?
Another cold jolt, longer this time, and you did almost fall from the shock of the temperature.
Once again, the hose was back where it should have been.  Dottore was, instead, focused on a detail of the car you couldn’t see, his head cast towards the foot board.
As you made your way around the car, it kept happening.  A spritz here.  A spray there.  By the time you were done sudsing the car, your clothes were soaked .  Part of it was your own doing, having had to lean over the car to reach some parts of the hood and the back window, but most of it was the fault of the man still holding the hose.  
Despite the sunglasses, you could tell by the angle of his head when he was looking at you.  As you finished running the sponge over and through the spokes of the rims, you caught his head turned in your direction a few seconds longer than usual.  He’d already rinsed the rest of the car; there wasn’t much left to do except the wheels you cleaned and to let the car dry.  He returned his attention to the car to finish up rinsing the wheels before sighing silently in satisfaction.
The hood glimmered and sparkled to the point at which it looked like it had been painted with wet diamonds.  Beneath the metallic shimmer, the blue seemed to glow from within.  
And once again, you found Dottore watching you, his gaze burning across your torso.
Two could play that game.
You rose and closed the distance between you.  Dottore loomed over you in height but his lingering gazes and the cold fabric against your skin was making you bold.
“I thought you invited me over to wash your car, not for a wet tee-shirt contest,” you teased.  
His smug smile was all you needed, your hands pulling the hose from his just enough to maneuver the nozzle and find the trigger.  You were caught in the crossfire but ultimately successful in your goal by the time Dottore wrenched the hose from you and held it out of your reach.
His blue hair stuck to his forehead, dripping down over his shoulders, and his shirt clung to him perfectly.  Now you certainly could see every flex of muscle, his pecs and biceps far more pronounced than before.  You hadn’t managed to get his entire shirt but the lower half was damp enough to just reveal the rest of his torso.
He pulled his sunglasses down to give your torso a pointed look, his crimson eyes meeting yours once. His smile grew until he flashed his teeth, a low laugh shaking his shoulders.  Dottore then lowered his face to your ear, hair dripping onto your shoulder as he did so.
“But I didn’t wear white,” he whispered, his breath hot on your neck.  “I suppose you win, then.”
“What do I win?”
You swore you imagined the briefest brush of his lips against your pulse point before he stepped back and pushed his sunglasses back up.  
“You’ll find out once we get inside.”
His smug smile betrayed his words, the promise of more dancing across his lips.  You returned it, shaking your head slightly.
Help with a personal matter, indeed.
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carspotdx · 1 year
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BMW M8 Competition
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cruisecontrol392 · 4 months
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BMW M8 Competition
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BMW M8 Competition
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