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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

2012 Volkswagen Beetle ABT Tuning

2012 Volkswagen Beetle ABT Tuning. ABT Sportline has now announced the commercial launch of its modification package for the second generation of the New Volkswagen Beetle.
The German aftermarket firm starts with a power kit for the Beetle's 2.0-liter TFSI that bumps output from 197hp (200PS) to 236hp (240PS).
A lowered sport suspension along with a two-pipe exhaust system and more powerful 340x30mm disk brakes with painted calipers round out the list of ABT's performance modifications for the 2012 Beetle.
On the outside, the retro-flavored Beetle can be fitted with a seven-piece styling kit that includes a front spoiler, headlamp and taillight covers, a rear apron with a diffuser and a license plate décor.
The package is completed by a choice of lightweight alloy wheels available in 18-, 19- and 20-inch sizes, plus a carbon-look décor kit in black with red accents.

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2012 Ford Focus Hatch Tuning By Loder1899

Loder1899 have already created a dedicated tuning package for 2012 Ford Focus. The company dresses the new compact hatchback with numerous carbon-fiber elements such as the front spoiler lip, matching side skirts installed on the door sills and an RS-style rear apron with an integrated air diffuser. Other improvements include the carbon-fiber headlight covers that the company calls “evil eyes”, while the lower part of the front bumper features LED daytime running lights and fog lights wrapped in chrome. A wide range of alloy wheels in sizes from 18- to 20-inches models round off the exterior package. Loder1899 also performed a technical upgrade on the diesel-powered Ford Focus, increasing power and torque on the 2.0-liter TDCi engine. By modifying the turbo pressure, the tuner raised output from 163HP to 195HP, and peak torque from 340 Nm (250 lb-ft) to 395 Nm (291 lb-ft). After the performance updates, Loder1899's Focus accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 8.4 seconds, 0.2 seconds faster than the factory version. Top speed also increased by 2 km/h to 220 km/h (136.7 mph). Buyers can either buy the parts separately or order a complete vehicle priced at €27,695 ($39,520) in Germany.
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Range Rover Evoque Tuning By Kahn Design

This is the The Range Rover Evoque Tuning By Kahn Design called Vesuvius package. exterior makeover is rather subtle. Aside from the Vesuvius orange finish for the body, the package includes a Matt Pearl Grey color for the center section of the front and rear bumpers and the front and side air vents, plus a new set of 21-inch alloy wheels and brake calipers finished in Vesuvius orange.
The changes inside are far more extensive and lavish with Kahn upgrading the cockpit with black quilted leather and alcantara inserts and Vesuvius orange leather detailing.
In addition, Kahn fitted the Evoque with machined aluminum sport pedals and modified the instrument panel gauges to match the colors of the rest of the interior.

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One-Off Lamborghini Aventador J Speedster Tuning Imagination

Prindiville's imaginary (i.e. photoshop) creation builds on the limited production design and performance package it offers for the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 coupé, of which only eight examples will be produced.
The UK tuner says it would start by replacing many original panels with new and lighter parts made from carbon fiber and finish the exterior in a silver shade (or any other color for that matter).
The tuner would then move on to the engine bay to add a twin titanium or stainless steel exhaust system along with some electronic tweaking to boost the 6.5-liter V12's output from 700- to 805-horses.
Prindiville says that the 805hp Aventador J could complete the 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h) sprint in around 2.5 seconds, and top out at 220 mph (350 km/h).
Other performance upgrades would include the uprated braking system with ceramic discs and adjustable suspension.
As for the interior, Prindiville would dress the cabin in black leather and alcantara and add a five-inch LCD TV screen for the new infotainment system with a DVD player, satellite navigation, and bespoke software featuring maps, setups, and telemetry.
Commenting on the Prindiville Lamborghini Aventador J concept, company founder Alex Prindiville, said:
“Although this model was created as a one off-example, the design which we have created showcases the beauty and technology which we are able to offer clients across ourcustom-built supercar model range including the Aventador. The new supersports car is undisputedly one of the most exciting and extreme high performance cars ever built by Lamborghini, and we will be keeping our eyes firmly peeled on the forthcoming product line-up from Sant'Agata Bolognese.”
 
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