Racing Dynamics Working on 2011 BMW 5-Series with 410HP 535i R35 and 620HP 550i R50S Models

Russia's Top Car isn't the only tuner tampering around with the recently revealed, but not yet available, 2011 BMW 5-Series sedan. So is Racing Dynamics, otherwise known as RDSport in the USA. The Italian tuner that specializes on BMW products, has released a teaser photo (chop) and preliminary specs on the 535i R35 and the 550i R50S that will both receive a bevy of performance and styling mods.

While Racing Dynamics has not yet released specific details on the engine upgrades, the tuner said that the 535i R35's 3.0-liter inline-six with the twin-scroll turbocharger will receive an extra boost to produce 410HP and 383lb-ft torque for an estimated 0-60mph (96km/h) sprint time of 5.3 seconds, or 0.7 seconds faster than the standard 306HP 535i.

The range-topping 550i with the R50S package will deliver an output of 620-horsepower versus the factory model's 407HP 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8.

In addition to the engine mods, the Bavarian sedans will also benefit from a custom made exhaust system, a high performance braking system, a new rear-locking differential and a retuned and lowered suspension with new gas struts for the front axle and gas-pressurized shock absorbers for the rear.

The package will be rounded off with new 21-inch lightweight alloy wheels, an aero kit and various options for the interior including special trim inlays.

More details are expected to be released within the next few weeks.

Via: F10post & BMWblog

BMW M3 E92 with Racing Dynamics Mods Dressed in Flat Black

Our first impression upon looking at these pictures of the BMW M3 coupe dressed in a Racing Dynamics bodykit and finished in a flat black was 'nice'. But that was before we checked out the same car with its factory Jerez Black metallic paintjob (see pics after the jump). Our personal take is that it looked better before but needless to say, when it comes to aesthetics, everyone has their own preferences.

The modded M3 E92 was featured on the M3Post forums by its owner that goes by the alias 'Labelexec'. We don't know many other details on the project car other than it was created by FBLSport in cooperation with RDSport aka, Racing Dynamics.

Via: M3Post , Source: FBLSport

BMW RS35 BiTurbo with 414HP by Racing Dynamics

For those that insist on turning their backs on factory cars in favor of tuner-prepped models, or in this particular case, if you prefer a modified BMW 335i Coupe with 414HP over a standard 420HP M3, Racing Dynamics has revealed its latest proposal in the form of the RS35 BiTurbo. The Milan-based tuning firm that is also known as RDSport, has upgraded the 335i's turbocharged straight-six engine with electronic modifications along with a free-flowing intake and a larger, more-efficient intercooler resulting to an output of 414HP and 404 lb/ft of torque.

The Italian tuning house did not disclose performance figures for the RS35 BiTurbo, but we gather that it will be a tad faster than the stock 306HP 335i Coupe that goes from 0 to 100km/h (62mph) in 5.5 seconds versus the M3's 4.8 seconds.

To improve handling, Racing Dynamics has equipped the 335i Coupe with "custom-valved" Bilstein struts, stiffer springs and anti-roll bars. The Bavarian coupe that rides on new 20-inch multi-piece wheels shod in Pirelli P Zero Nero rubber, now sits 25 mm lower in the front and 20mm lower at the rear.

On the outside the RS35 BiTurbo is distinguished by the new carbon-fiber front bumper with larger openings for better engine and brake cooling with an exposed carbon housing for fog lights. A new set of side skirts and revised rear apron with quad exhaust cut outs along with a roof and trunk spoiler complete the changes.

As for the interior, upgrades include the RS Pedal Set in machined aluminum, aluminum hand brake cover, logo carpet set, a new speedometer and RDSport crests in the steering wheel and shift knob.

Source: RDSport , Via: Worldcarfans