Official: Ferrari FF by Wheelsandmore

German car tuner Wheelsandmore revealed their latest project based on a Ferrari FF. They are offering this particular spec among several other options.

The Ferrari FF gets a set of 6 Sporz ultra-light forged wheels sized at 9.5×21 inches in the front and 12.0×22 inches at the rear while wrapped with 255/30/21 Pirelli P Zero Nero tires. Wheels also come with upgraded version featuring carbon-look center, white outside rim and white colored inlays.

Wheelsandmore replaced the stock exhaust system with their own stainless steel handcrafted unit with remote operable valve flaps designed for the Ferrari FF. Benefits include a weight reduction and around 20hp extra power. As for the suspension, the coilover and springs are under development. This will have a lowering rate of around 0.98 inches/25mm.

The power upgrade will feature two stages of tune. Stage one is priced at 3,782 euro and will feature an ECU upgrade and chip tuning from (468kw) 660hp and 683nm up to (503kw) 684hp / 705 nm. The stage two power upgrade priced at 9,244 euro also features an ECU upgrade and chip tuning from (468kw) 660hp and 683nm up to (515kw) 700hp / 715 nm, also included in this stage is the stainless steel exhaust with remote operable valve flap.

BMW M3 GTS by Performance Sport Industries

The team over at Precision Sport Industries were recently presented with a build to transform the stock BMW M3 into an M3 GTS replica, and the first images and details of the brand new car have just been released.

To begin the exterior modifications, Precision Sport Industries (PSI) fitted the OEM M3 GTS rear wing as well as a large black front splitter courtesy of IND Sport. The car now rolls on a set of black HRE Performance 1-piece monoblock P43S alloy wheels.

Inside, PSI set about fitting a new rollcage thanks to AE Performance finished in a matching shade of orange while a new shift knob by Macht Schnell was included. Next, PSI fitted Recaro SPG XL bucket racing seats as well as a short shift kit from Active Autowerke.

Although no horsepower figures have been released, PSI claims to have increased power by adding Active Autowerks Race midpipes as well as some software and ECU improvements.

[Via Performance Sport Industries]