Photo: Mac Audio
The MINI Clubman S has been turned into an audio project car by Germana amplifiers and loudspeakers producer MAC Audi, with the result being visible in the adjacent images.
Mac Audio brought a watt hurricane inside the car, by installing the following components:
* 12 sq meters of Dynamat Xtreme insulating material
* Mac Audio Star X 2.16 front and rear loudspeakers system, installed in custom door panels
* Handmade 90-liter bass enclosure fitted with 3 x Mac Audio STX Reference-Woofers
* 6 Micro X Series amplifiers with a max capacity of 3,900 Watts
* Extra batteries, buffer capacitors and Stinger cables
* Audiovox VME 9325BTA head unit with navigation control using iPod, iPhone, USB, DVB-T and Bluetooth - touchscreen interface
However, this is just a part of the story, as the vehicle has also received more “usual” tuning bits. These includes a set of engine modifications ( a custom exhaust system, a new air intake and a Rennsporttechik ECU remap), which boosted the power from 184 to 230 hp.
In addition to that, the vehicle now rides on KW Variant 1 coilovers and 18x8-inch Oxigin rims with 215/25 Yokohama Advan Sports rubber and uses Stoptech brakes.
* 12 sq meters of Dynamat Xtreme insulating material
* Mac Audio Star X 2.16 front and rear loudspeakers system, installed in custom door panels
* Handmade 90-liter bass enclosure fitted with 3 x Mac Audio STX Reference-Woofers
* 6 Micro X Series amplifiers with a max capacity of 3,900 Watts
* Extra batteries, buffer capacitors and Stinger cables
* Audiovox VME 9325BTA head unit with navigation control using iPod, iPhone, USB, DVB-T and Bluetooth - touchscreen interface
However, this is just a part of the story, as the vehicle has also received more “usual” tuning bits. These includes a set of engine modifications ( a custom exhaust system, a new air intake and a Rennsporttechik ECU remap), which boosted the power from 184 to 230 hp.
In addition to that, the vehicle now rides on KW Variant 1 coilovers and 18x8-inch Oxigin rims with 215/25 Yokohama Advan Sports rubber and uses Stoptech brakes.
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