Before anything touched, Miguel's car ran on 93 octane with only a downpipe. BMW rates the M4 Competition at 503 hp at the crank — here's what it actually makes at the wheels.
Wheel HP
468
Wheel TQ
495 lb-ft
Fuel
93 Oct
What's already on the car
Exhaust
Aftermarket
Downpipe
The only mod present at the stock baseline pull. Running catless for maximum exhaust flow.
Already Installed
Stage 1
600WHP
DME Unlock · Tune · Intake
The foundation every build starts with. Unlock the factory-locked DME, flash a Stage 2 93-octane tune, and free up airflow with a proper intake. This is where the S58 starts showing what it can do.
Wheel HP
592–598
Wheel TQ
579–582 lb-ft
Gain
+126 HP
Fuel
93 Oct
"BMW locks down the DME because they don't want you to have fun — but we want you to have fun. So we now offer a service where we can unlock these here in the United States."
Adding ethanol opens up significantly more power. But going fast and staying alive are two different things — this stage adds the thermal management and drivetrain support to make 700 WHP last.
"Just by going to E40 — forty percent E85 — you're going to be very close to, if not hit, seven hundred horsepower to the wheels. We see it time and time again."
BK — from the video
↑Includes all Stage 1 parts — DME unlock, BM3 tune (now flashed with a flex-fuel multimap), and do88 intake all carry over.
This is the completed car. Single turbo conversion, standalone auxiliary fuel system, port injection, full cooling stack. Miguel's final pull: 910 WHP / 782 lb-ft on E85. Stock motor.
Wheel HP
910
Wheel TQ
782 lb-ft
Gain
+441 HP
Fuel
E85
"The benefit of a big single is you don't have to build your motor. With hybrids the power comes in so much stronger and more aggressive — if you don't build your motor and try to hit some of these numbers, you can bend your rod. The big single moves your power band down. Your torque comes in later, which is much safer for your rods."
BK — from the video
↑Includes all Stage 1 & 2 parts — DME unlock, BM3 flex tune, do88 intake, plugs, charge pipe, trans and oil cooling, XHP TCU, wheels and tires all remain on the car.
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