JMS just presented their take on the vehicle, and while I’d say it’s rather basic, some might argue that the 4 Series doesn’t really need much alteration.

So what exactly is going on with the tune? First off, JMS installed some lowering springs from aftermarket specialist KW, then went and fitted the BMW 4 Series with some new wheels, made by Tomason. As far as body panels are concerned, you don’t get that much. All JMS did is add a front splitter that goes togheter with its very own diffuser.

One odd particularity about this project, apart from the simple mods, is the fact that the kit cannot be installed on Bimmers that wear the M Sport pack, so that kind of limits the number of customers. As for price, JMS is asking about €2.300, most of which go towards the wheels. Rumors say an ECu tune is also in the works, to better round up the BMW 4 Series tune.

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There is not much to this project, but the essentials have been covered, with modification to both performance and looks.

JMS installed a front spoiler lip with a price of 299 EUR while also lowering the ride height by 55 mm at the front and 45 mm at the back. This was done using a new suspension coilover from KW with a price tag of 1218 EUR.

As an option, you can also get 20 inch Schmidt Revolution Gambit custom wheels, as long as you are prepared to pay 2599 EUR for them. JMS says that their tuning project for the BMW 3 Series will also include a sport exhaust system and an ECU upgrade. Unfortunately, details on there are yet to be revealed.

The modifications JMS brought to the BMW 3 Series do not really stand out in the crowd so far, and while the ECU and exhaust might hold surprises, I don’t think this one is a real masterpiece.

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