My perfect version of a Z4 Coupe. Heavily Moddified

[righteousrags89]

Hello! My name is Igor and I'm from Spokane WA, USA. I recently finished my 6 month build of my Alpine White 2007 BMW Z4 3.0si Coupe. This is my version of a perfect Z4. She's definitely a hoot to drive! Below is the build sheet. I may be forgetting something but I think it covers most of it. Pictures were taken Elijah Potter Media at Qlipse Raceway Park in Airway Heights WA. Enjoy

Exterior:
Z4M F&R bumpers
JPM CF front lip
APR adjustable rear wing
Rear diffuser
18x9.5 18x10.5 3pc Kinesis K27
255/35/18 285/30/18 Sumitomo HTR Z5

Interior:
OMP 320 Alu racing wheel
Suede headliner and pillars
Recaro Profi seats and brackets
Floor mounted fire extinguisher
Yellow stitched shift and brake boot
SRP aluminum pedals
Battery relocated to where they sit on M cars

Powertrain:
MILVS
3Dward intake
N54 intake conversion
BAV Auto performance Coils + plugs
Aluminum valve cover
AAWerks headers, dual 2.5” pipes, AFE X pipe, Vibrant resonators
22rpd tune
Approx 300hp to the crank

Cooling:
CSF aluminum radiator
Mishimoto waterpump

Drivetrain:
Converted to 6spd manual
JB Racing lightweight flywheel
Spec stage 1 clutch
Condor poly engine mounts
RTD aluminum solid shifter
3.64 MFactory Helical LSD
Poly Diff mounts
Poly inserts subframe bushings

Suspension:
JRZ RS Two coilovers (2 way)
GC camber plates
GC perches
MR Front strut brace
H&R adjustable sway bars F&R
MRT engineering roll center adjusters
SLR FCABs
Spherical RTABs
Billet SPC rear camber arms

Brakes:
Slotted and drilled rotors F&R
Stoptech SS braided lines
High Temp race brake fluid
Hawk 5.0 performance pads
75mm extended race studs

 

[1536Z4]

That`s quite some build spec . Looking good . Needs some more photos of the mods

 

[righteousrags89]

Here you go

 

[fredej]

Looks really good, tastefully done.
I like that interior is not fully stripped out.
Must be the perfect track day Z4!

 

[righteousrags89]

The intention was for a trackable street car. All my previous builds I’ve focused on a sort of diet that eliminated stereos and HVAC but this time I opted to retain all the comfort

 

[Mr Tidy]

The intention was for a trackable street car. All my previous builds I’ve focused on a sort of diet that eliminated stereos and HVAC but this time I opted to retain all the comfort

It looks like that is exactly what you have achieved.

Years ago I had a car that had been stripped of all trim except front seats and had a roll cage fitted, and the drive to and from a circuit was just miserable.