The Lamborghini Aventador is the kind of supercar whose exhaust doubles or triples the dramatic effect of a launch control. Of course, this doesn’t mean that the tuning world stays off this topic and we’re here to talk about the latest development of this kind.
We are referring to an Aventador exhaust coming all the way from Japan, where Kreissieg has played with an example of the Italian supercar. The V12 engine at the center of the Aventador was gifted with a Kreissieg F1 Sound Valvetronic exhaust system.
The designation of the custom exhaust tells us all we need to know about it. Basically, the soundtrack is a mix of the Aventador’s native growl and the high pitch of an F1 car, at least one from the era before the turbo return.
Of course, the system includes sound-controlling valves, so you’re not going to assault the morning traffic with your F1 stuff.
What’s more, the Aventador’s stock ability to spit flames is taken higher with the new exhaust. The car thus becomes much more visual in terms of expressing its feelings and emotions.
Kreissieg also released a short clip that showcases its Aventador exhaust system. Check out the video below.
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