Lamborghini Huracan with Aero Kit and ADV.1 Wheels Becomes Showroom Weapon

You don't need to review the Huracan to figure out that this Sant'Agata Bolognese machine is anything but lackluster in the visual effects area. Nevertheless, since the tuner is based in Miami, filling the showroom with a Lambo people can easily see on the street just wasn't enough.

As a result, they've gone for a V10 beast that comes with a bodykit built by another American aftermarket specialist, namely 1016 Industries.

Dubbed Renato (which can be translated to "reborn"), this is basically a carbon fiber aero armor. For instance, the rear wing can generate 640 lbs (290 kg) of downforce at 110 mph (177 km/h). Sure, such extra downforce is only valuable to those who spend most of their time behind the wheel on the track, but tuners are obsessed with installing fixed wings instead of the active element that comes from the factory. And we all know it has to do with drawing extra attention.

We obviously have to talk about the wheels, with this Raging Bull using ADV10 Track Spec CS rims. The wheels are shod in Pirelli rubber, with custom Red ADV.1 tire letters.

And if you check out the supercar and get the impression that it sits a bit lower than it should, that's because the mid-engined beast has been gifted with lowering springs supplied by Novitec.

As the tuner explains, aftermarket wheel aficionados should pay close attention to the background details of the clip below, since the footage is used to tease upcoming wheel models and finishes.

Yes, we know, getting your eyes off that Lamborghini is not exactly easy, so we won't blame you if you allow the supercar to completely steal your attention.