Until recently,
the German tuning company IMSA wasn't particularly well known. But now, it has achieved
a major breakthrough thanks to its first product, the
Lamborghini Gallardo GTV.
After all, the company from Brüggen, claims that it has treated the Gallardo's
power unit like nobody has dared before. After this special
treatment, the V10 power unit develops maximum output of 610
hp at 7,900 rpm. In the near future, it will also be possible
to experience this pleasure in an open car – since all
unique IMSA Gallardo GTV
parts are now available to be fitted to the Spyder model as well.
Special emphasis, say IMSA, was made on the sports car's road capability. In spite of
the increased engine power and the high torque of 655 Nm at
5300 rpm, IMSA wanted the Gallardo to be suitable for every
day use; it had to offer the best possible driving fun even
under bad weather conditions. Therefore, the four-wheel
drive – amongst other things – was adjusted to the new
performance.
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After this special new treatment, the IMSA
Lamborghini Gallardo V10 power unit develops maximum
output of 610 hp at 7,900 rpm. |
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IMSA's focus was on muscular
design and, thus, the Gallardo Spyder is equipped with new
front and rear aprons and flared wheelarches as well as
distinctive-spoke wheels with central locking and a
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Even during extreme driving manoeuvres, the Lamborghini
Gallardo's fine-tuned sport chassis offers great stability
and driving control.
The necessary grip is provided by broad 245/30 ZR 20 front
and 325/25 ZR20 rear tyres. IMSA's focus was on muscular
design and, thus, the Gallardo Spyder is equipped with new
front and rear aprons and flared wheelarches as well as
distinctive-spoke wheels with central locking and a discreet
rear spoiler. The interior is designed to meet any
customer's individual wishes: leather, alcantara, aluminium
and CFRP are on offer to refine the Gallardo's cockpit.
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