Photo: Lamborghini Newport Beach
You never know what you'll find if you search the lot of famed supercar dealer Lamborghini Newport Beach. In this case, it's an orange Huracan with a supercharger that puts out more power than any Aventador (factory, not tuned). Is it too early to celebrate Halloween?
This isn't a one-trick pony either. While most rappers are dreaming of the day they too will show off in one of these on Instagram, Newport Beach's car has a carbon fiber body kit and everything. If going racing is your thing, this could be the over-powered mid-engined supercar for you
It's not cheap. At $399,888, this "entry-level" V10 supercar costs as much as a Rolls-Royce. If it were up to us, we'd get the Audi R8 and Mercedes-AMG GT for the money. But it's not, because all we can afford is a Honda Civic and a year's supply of cup ramen.
Anyway, thanks to the supercharger, this Huracan puts out 805-horsepower and loads more torque. For this project, they used the
Eaton TVS2300 Roots-style supercharger pushing 7.5 pounds per square inch into that 5.2-liter.
Of course, you also need a custom ECU and better injectors to run that kind of power.
The Arancio Borealis paint makes this Huracan look like it received the Super Veloce treatment. Inside, it has Nero Ade black leather and complimenting orange stitching. The bad news is that it isn't new, having, but a 2015 model year with 1,266 miles on the clock. You might also notice that there's a roll cage for added rigidity and SPARCO 4-point harness.
As for the carbon fiber package, this consists of a front spoiler lip with side flaps, side skirts with integrated scoops, custom rear diffuser and fixed rear wing. To finish things off, they equipped the Huracan with lightweight ADV1 CS Series forged wheels.
It's not cheap. At $399,888, this "entry-level" V10 supercar costs as much as a Rolls-Royce. If it were up to us, we'd get the Audi R8 and Mercedes-AMG GT for the money. But it's not, because all we can afford is a Honda Civic and a year's supply of cup ramen.
Anyway, thanks to the supercharger, this Huracan puts out 805-horsepower and loads more torque. For this project, they used the
Eaton TVS2300 Roots-style supercharger pushing 7.5 pounds per square inch into that 5.2-liter.
Of course, you also need a custom ECU and better injectors to run that kind of power.
The Arancio Borealis paint makes this Huracan look like it received the Super Veloce treatment. Inside, it has Nero Ade black leather and complimenting orange stitching. The bad news is that it isn't new, having, but a 2015 model year with 1,266 miles on the clock. You might also notice that there's a roll cage for added rigidity and SPARCO 4-point harness.
As for the carbon fiber package, this consists of a front spoiler lip with side flaps, side skirts with integrated scoops, custom rear diffuser and fixed rear wing. To finish things off, they equipped the Huracan with lightweight ADV1 CS Series forged wheels.
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