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Showing posts with label Aventador. Show all posts

Lamborghini Aventador DIECI by DMC


DMC from Germany has come up with yet another styling kit for the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4. They decided the best way to celebrate selling their fortieth kit for the Aventador would be by creating a new styling package. The first car to receive the "DIECI" customization belongs to a client from Kuwait who agreed to let DMC restyle the front fascia with a new spoiler sword and front splitter lip which are both made from carbon fiber and fit onto the standard bumper. This particular Aventador was also equipped with custom side skirts, carbon fiber rear diffusor, as well as an added tunnel system and a rear wing spoiler.
It benefits from DMC's usual LP900 power upgrade for the Aventador which lifts output to 900 HP (662 kW) via optimized engine electronics, new wiring and an electronic load pressure control system. The vehicle is fitted with a titanium exhaust system which weighs just 3.45 kg (7.6 lbs), making it a lot lighter than the stock exhaust that tips the scales at 34 kg (75 lbs). Moreover, the overhead throttle valves were replaced by 12 bespoke single-intake throttle plates, while the injection nozzles, pressure modulators, fuel pumps and fuel lines were upgraded.
DMC says the DIECI package won't be added to the tuner's catalog as it will only be available to every tenth customer who wants to modify his Aventador.

Source: DMC

Lamborghini Aventador Roadster SV by DMC

DMC is showing off one of their ten conversions for the Lamborghini Aventador Roadster which was sold with a Spezial Version kit. The aftermarket package was available only for those who already had the Molto Veloce kit installed. The car in question is an Arancio Argos (bright orange) Aventador Roadster with a two-tone Bicolor Sportivo cabin. The supercar rides on 20-inch front / 21-inch rear Dione alloys with orange brake calipers and has received front/rear parking sensors as well as a rearview camera.
The aerodynamic package brings a carbon fiber front bumper with upright fins and V-shaped canards on the laterals, side sills installed beneath the original ones, along with a new rear lower diffuser and bumper. There's also an adjustable rear wing made from carbon fiber which required some significant modifications at the rear fascia.

Source: DMC

Lamborghini Aventador based Hamann Nervudo


There's no shortage of tuning packages for the Lamborghini Aventador but that hasn't stopped Hamann from introducing their Nervudo at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Looking race ready, the Nervudo has been equipped with a new front bumper, two front spoilers and aerodynamic side skirts. The model also has a new engine cover (with carbon fiber or glass vent panels), a roof-mounted scoop and a prominent rear wing. Other notable changes include a sports exhaust system, a carbon fiber rear diffuser and 20- / 21-inch light alloy wheels with ultra high-performance tires.
To spruce up the cabin, designers added two-tone sport seats, carbon fiber trim and a leather / Alcantara wrapped steering wheel.
The tuner didn't stop there as they optimized the ECU to enable the engine to produce 760 HP (559 kW) and 735 Nm (542 lb-ft) of torque - an increase of 60 HP (44 kW) and 45 Nm (33 lb-ft). Hamann declined to say how fast the Nervudo is but the standard Aventador runs from 0-100 km/h in 2.9 seconds and has a top speed of 350 km/h (217 mph).

Source: Hamann


Lamborghini Aventador Roadster by Wheelsandmore


German aftermarket specialist Wheelsandmore has released an upgrade kit for the Lamborghini Aventador Roadster.
After the Satan-inspired Maserati MC Stradale Demonoxious with 666 HP, Wheelsandmore is back to present a customization program for the Aventador Roadster. They increased the 6.5-liter V12's output from 700 HP (515 kW) and 509 lb-ft (690 Nm) to 792 HP (582 kW) and 572 lb-ft (775 Nm). This was possible by performing an ECU remap, installing a custom exhaust with sound-controlling valves, along with new catalytic converters.
Stock wheels were replaced in favor of 6Sporz2 ultra-light forged alloys measuring 20-inch front / 21-inch rear shod in Pirelli P Zero tires measuring 255/30/20 and 355/25/21, respectively. The supercar is wearing a navy dark matte grey finish complemented by the tuner's race stripe.

Source: Wheelsandmore

Lamborghini Aventador by Autoproject-D and DMC


Autoproject-D has modified a Lamborghini Aventador by fitting it with DMC's "Molto Veloce" styling package.
The aesthetics kit encompasses a different front fascia with an updated spoiler and front splitter lip which have been manufactured from carbon fiber. DMC says the new custom side skirt diffusers boost aerodynamics and improve road stability.
Aventador's rear shows a carbon fiber diffusor, different rear wing spoiler and an extra tunnel system to increase down force on the rear axle. DMC is also offering a power boost to 900 HP (662 kW) and a lighter exhaust system (3.45 kg as opposed to 34 kg) but these weren't fitted on this car.

Source: DMC

Mansory Carbonado based on Lamborghini Aventador

Following a preview last July, Mansory has revealed complete details and gallery with the Lamborghini Aventador-based Carbonado.
This carbon fiber-wrapped Aventador comes with a new front skirt featuring redesigned air intakes, a revised front lip spoiler and LED daytime running lights. The front sides have grown in size by 40mm and at the back by 50mm. Mansory also fitted new side skirts, rear spoiler with built-in diffuser and several carbon fiber parts such as the engine compartment cover and roof.
They also modified the V12 6.5-liter engine by fitting it with two proprietary turbochargers and custom connecting rods, pistons, rod bearings, cylinder head and crankshaft. There's also a new exhaust system with stainless steel tailpipes. All these changes have enabled the engine to output 1,250 HP (920 kW) whereas the stock engine provides 700 HP (515 kW).
As a result of these tweaks, the Mansory Carbonado sprints to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 2.6 seconds, making it 0.3s faster than stock model. Top speed is also up from 217 mph (350 km/h) to 236 mph (380 km/h).
The final touch was to install Mansory's forged rims with carbon fiber inlays measuring 9x20 and 13x21 (front/rear) with Pirelli P Zero rubbers 255/30 ZR20 and 345/25 ZR1, respectively. Various interior cabin changes are also available.

Source: Mansory
 

Lamborghini Aventador LP760-4 Dragon Edition by Oakley Design


Oakley Design and Refined Marques have taken the wraps of their second Lamborghini Aventador LP760-4 Dragon Edition. Just one of ten models that will be built, the Dragon Edition features an aerodynamic body kit that includes a revised front bumper, a fixed rear wing and additional carbon fiber accents. There's also HRE Wheels and painted brake calipers with "Dragon Edition" badging.
Interior changes include individually-numbered plaques and embroidered dragons on the doors.
Power is provided by a 6.5-liter V12 engine that has been equipped with an optimized ECU and a titanium exhaust system. These changes reduce the car's weight by 35 kg (77 lbs) and increase the engine's output to 760 HP and 745 Nm (550 lb-ft).

Source: Oakley Design

Lamborghini Aventador by Tuned Wheelsandmore

 



German tuner Wheelsandmore has developed an upgrade program for the Lamborghini Aventador. The performance tweaks include a carbon fiber airbox, remapped ECU and a stainless steel exhaust system with adjustable valves. As a result, the V12 6.5-liter normally-aspirated engine now develops 777 hp (579 kW) and 553 lb-ft (750 Nm) of torque, up from the standard 690 hp (515 kW) and 509 lb-ft (690 Nm). This white Aventador rides on the firm’s multi-piece 6Sporz2 forged alloys with white rims and black centers, measuring 20 inches front / 21 inches rear wrapped in Pirelli tires. The only styling change is a black stripe running across the supercar’s length.
Source: Wheelsandmore
 
 

Lamborghini Aventador LP900 by DMC

Revealed for the first time back in March, the Lamborghini Aventador LP900 Molto Veloce by DMC brings not only visual changes to the Italian supercar but also a healthy power boost from the regular 700 HP (514 kW) to 900 HP (660 kW). On the design front, we notice the new look of the front spoiler and splitter lip that are mounted on the stock bumper and are manufactured from carbon fiber. The aerodynamic stability has been improved thanks to the new side skirts which DMC says that they act as diffusers. In addition, downforce has also been further improved by the carbon fiber rear diffuser and the added tunnel system, along with the rear wing spoiler. The changes do not end here as the engineers at DMC have decided to replace the overhead throttle valves with 12 custom single-intake throttle plates (one for each cylinder). The pressure modulators, injection nozzles, fuel lines and fuel pumps are some of the components that have been replaced by the tuner. While the stock exhaust system of the Lamborghini Aventador tips the scales at 34 kg, the new one weighs only 3.4 kg. The price tag for all these upgrades is 125,000 Euros (approximately $165,000). All parts are already on sale.


Mansory Carbonado based on Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4

Building upon the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 tuning package that was first revealed at the Geneva Motor Show earlier this year, Mansory has released preliminary images and details for a new version that incorporates even wider usuage of the lightweight material carbon fiber. Named the Mansory Carbonado, but also referred to as the "Black Diamond" model, only six examples will be made.
In standard form the Aventador LP700-4 already uses carbon fiber extensively, but Mansory has replaced almost every exterior panel with the strong composite material showcasing its natural carbon fiber weave pattern. Carbon fiber body components are now found in the front bumper fascia, front lip spoiler, front fenders, hood, side sills, quarter panels, rear apron with integrated diffuser and large rear wing. Mansory also exchanged the roof and engine compartment covers with carbon fiber versions. As a result of the new fenders and quarter panels, the width has grown by 40 millimeters on the front axle and 50 millimeters on the rear axle.
For performance Mansory optimized the engine-management and added a high-performance exhaust system, providing 754 PS (555 kW / 743 bhp) at 8,300 rpm and 750 Nm (553 lb-ft) compared to the standard 700 PS (515 kW / 690 bhp) at 8,250 rpm and 690 Nm (510 lb-ft). The 12-cylinder accelerates the Aventador from zero to 100 km/h in 2.8 seconds. The top speed is also raised to 355 km/h (221 mph).
Mansory has put a lot of effort into the ultra-light forged rims with carbon-fiber inlays. They measure front to rear 9.0 x 20 and 13.0 x 21 with tires in the sizes VA 255/30 ZR20 and HA 345/25 ZR21.
Interior is given the special leather treatment on the seats and dashboard, a newly designed airbag sports steering wheel made out of real carbon fiber and non-slip aluminum pedals.

Lamborghini Aventador Limited Edition Corsa by RENM

RENM Performance has announced a track focused aerodynamics and performance package for the Lamborghini Aventador called the Limited Edition Corsa (LE-C). With some design aspects influenced by the Aventador J concept, the LE-C features a redesigned aerodynamic carbon fiber body kit, and electronically operated rear wing. For performance a new titanium exhaust system was added along with re-designed air intake chambers and ECU recalibration resulting in a 9-11 percent increase in engine output. Chassis modifications include an adjustable suspension, light weight center-lock race specification wheels fitted with optional race specification tyres, race brake kit with air flow inlets and revised engine and brake cooling chambers. Interior features include Alcantara and carbon fiber elements, light weight race seats upholstered in Alcantara with LE-C inscription and safety harnesses.


German Special Customs Lamborghini Aventador Estatura GXX


German Special Customs has introduced a new tuning package for the Lamborghini Aventador. Called the Estatura GXX, the car features a carbon-titanium body kit with modified bumpers, revised side skirts and a new hood. There's also a titanium exhaust system, lightweight alloy wheels and an adjustable rear wing. Interior changes are limited, but include carbon fiber trim, orange contrast stitching and auxiliary gauges on the dashboard. There's no word on pricing, but the package sounds like its still under development so expect to learn more in the coming months.


 
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