@shiestym4

Shiesty’s 2016 BMW M4 takes the F82 platform in a completely different direction, with the build centered around one thing: making serious power while keeping the car usable on the street.

The factory twin-turbo setup has been replaced by a single-turbo configuration, transforming the character of the S55 and pushing the M4 into the 700–750 wheel-horsepower range. More importantly, that isn’t a number reserved for an occasional high-power map — it’s how the car is driven daily.

Visually, the M4 keeps things comparatively restrained. The Silverstone exterior and dark wheel setup let the F82 retain much of its original presence, making the performance underneath even more unexpected.

It’s a straightforward formula: F82, S55, single turbo, and enough power to completely change what the car is capable of.

For PHTM, 004 represents the performance side of the Founding 25 — a street-driven M4 built around boost and real power.