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Old 09-19-2007, 11:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
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BMW USA offering factory performance parts, with full warranty

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BMW has officially thrown its hat in the performance parts game here in the U.S., likely rivaling the products available from aftermarket firms and coming complete with a factory-backed warranty.

Beginning with the 3-series and Z4, BMW is offering a host of components, from brake upgrades to engine kits, that will boost performance and not cause owners to fear a trip to the dealer for service. Some of the parts include carbon fiber and aluminum strut braces, 3.07:1 performance diffs, lowering kits, performance exhausts and a engine package for three-liter models that includes new camshafts and a modified ECU that boosts output to 235 HP and 222 lb.-ft. or torque.

All of the wonderful tidbits can be procured after the jump, and we'd suspect good things to come from the Bimmer boys when they release packages designed for the 335i and the upcoming 135i.
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Old 09-19-2007, 12:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: BMW USA offering factory performance parts, with full warranty

Cool.
Now if only Pontiac dealers could install smaller pulleys for superchargers, better intakes, etc.
There's money to be made here GM!
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