Manhart announced today a new power kit for the latest generation BMW M5 (F10). Manhart's BMW M5, which is called the MH5, is powered by the standard 4.4-liter V8 engine, but it outputs 633 hp and 780 Nm of torque. This is 73 hp and 100 Nm of torque more than the standard vehicle. The extra horsepower of Manhart M5 probably comes from a reprogrammed ECU. The aftermarket specialists do not mention the modifications they made. However, what they do mention is that they're currently developing even faster versions of the M5 F10. They will soon launch 670 hp and a 735 hp kits for the new M5.
Manhart's kit for the BMW M5 F10 also includes a custom flap-controlled exhaust system, with four 90-mm exhaust pipes and, 200-cell sports catalytic converters.
The Manhart M5 is equipped with an adjustable coilover suspension system, and 21-inch alloys. Manhart will be ready to put their new BMW M5 kit on sale towards the end of this month.
