Berk Technology Attacks the Super Lap Battle!!

[BerkTechnology]

From our Blog..... The Infiniti G37 or Nissan 370Z may be our next car for the 2010 season.

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This past Wednesday on November 12th, 2008, Berk Technology took their newly prepped 135i to Buttonwillow Raceway. In the prior few months, Berk Technology has spent their efforts research and developing new parts for the 135i. True to Berk Technology form, their products were put to the test prior to introducing them to the market. On their new 135i platform, Berk Technology put their catless downpipes, mid-pipe and race pipes to the test. In addition the 135i received additional parts to make it more competitive on the track thanks to its sponsors: V-Fiber’s 4-piece aero kit, KW Variant 3 coilovers, Burger Motorsports’ Juice Box 3 with o2 sims, HP Autowerks Quaife LSD with 3.46 final drive, D-Force Empower 18-inch wheels wrapped with Dunlop Direzza Star Spec D1 tires, Code 3 Performance Spearco Intercooler kit and lastly, Gruppe-S Engineering for their corner balance and alignment.

Knowing that the competition was going to be tough in the Street FR class, Berk Technology’s main priority was to ensure that their products performed up to their high quality standards while competing against the competition coming second. Nonetheless at the end of the day not only was Berk Technology extremely happy with how well their products performed, the 135i posted a fastest lap time of 2:03.964. Berk Technology is extremely pleased with these results given how light the modifications are on the 135i and only being half a second slower than the competition out on the track. Best of all, each and every one of the modifications on the Berk Technology 135i can be grabbed off the shelf and bolted on by any one of its customers.

Berk Technology is pleased to announce that production will now begin on their 135i/335i/535i products. Their catless downpipes along with their mid-pipe and race pipes will be available for sale shortly on their website. Customers that have been waiting for a race proven product that has been put through rigorous testing on and off the track can rest assured that Berk Technology’s 135i/335i/535i offerings will satisfy even the most hardcore tuners.

Now that Berk Technology is entering the off-season, they look forward to fine tuning and tweaking their 135i even more to compete against the competition. R&D will continue for production of additional parts on the 135i and will be tested at the next Time Attack event in the 2009 season. Stay tuned to www.berktechnology.com for up to date information on the 135i progress and Berk Technology’s R&D efforts.

Berk Technology would like to thank all their sponsors for their continued support:

V-Fiber, KW Suspensions, Burger Motorsports, HP Autowerks, D-Force Wheels, Code 3 Performance and Gruppe-S Engineering.

[shumby]

cool. ugly car though

[BerkTechnology]

If you can't deal with the graphics, deal with the lap times. 2:03 on street tires baby!!! For this track that's about as fast as a Corvette Z06 or Porsche 997 GT3.

Either way, thanks for lookin!!

[shumby]

that is pretty sweet


it was not the graphics it was the 1 series i don't like find it too small. but i knew it would not be long before this beast started puting down so wicket times and some wicket handeling.

[nogoodname]

pocket rocket !!!!

[BerkTechnology]

I know what you guys mean. We actually never saw a 1er in person until we picked it up at the dealership. The first thing my wife said was "It's soooo cute!!" lol

[nogoodname]

I seen a few, very short and tall car, weird look to it

[w0ady]

congrats i guess. 135 eh. its the swooping line above the side skirt that gives it that feminine fail.

[Kidcane]

It is pretty cute......until it rips your face off! Nice work for a bimmer....lol

[chamelieon]

lol what was bimmer thinking? the rear is very nice .. its the non linear headlights that throw everything off.. instead of sleek headlights like the 3 series they gave the 1 huge eyes .. and their very blunt and dont flow with the front... so thats what throws the cars look off... i think only black can hide its appearance.. their idea was def good.. small car with a fast motor..