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I think you are misinterpreting my post. I just wanted to demonstrate that, even by taking aftermarket prices, a base factory M4CS could easily be priced below $100k. I was not suggesting that one builds his own CS with aftermarket parts.
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I am not familiar enough with the M2 and M2CS to attempt an intelligent speculation here. sorry .
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Is there a race track in hell?
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it appears that the hood on the car is different to me then the gts, the gts has a much larger bulge where this looks less aggressive, if i had to guess, this will be most likely a gts styled hood made in aluminum to cut down costs on a production vehicle
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I doubt the CS will allow for deleting a feature such as the hood (and probably the OLED lights and carbon brakes as well) since it would be too similar to a non-CS M4, and BMW likely wants the CS to be easily distinguished from the other models.
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From what I gather, the CS splitter is very similar to the GTS one except that they extended it laterally to reach the fenders on both sides and removed the lower adjustable section. So the CS splitter should be slightly higher than the GTS one and cannot be extended forward.
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Model code list for those interested, attached.
http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/att...2&d=1488314690 Last edited by rypik@BW; 02-25-2017 at 04:08 PM.. |
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I live in constantly fear it wont be available on the net gen M3 at all.
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Well to clarify for others. That production code list comes from an official BMW programming/diagnostics systems. Basically it's a list of what cars/bikes current version supports.
So if these (M4 CS) model codes are on the list it's more than likely that these cars are already approved for a mass production. |
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It says "standard DCT", it does not exclude 6MT as a no cost option
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Anything in there that hints if the base iron rotors will be offered?
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