When you talk about the loudest Lamborghini Huracan, you should be prepared to experience a complete range of aural pleasures and this is precisely what we want to bring you today. Ladies and gentlemen drivers, we give you the Innotech Huracan.
This example of the Raging Bull was fitted with a custom exhaust system, a full kit coming from iPE Innotech Performance and, as you can find out in the clip below, the thing sounds like it wants to bring the world to an end.
We are talking about F1-grade technology here, as the exhaust is made of Inconel, which is the material of choice for Formula One engines. This is an alloy that relies on nickel and chromium to offer multiple assets, such as a serious weight reduction - compared to stainless steel systems, the Inconel ones can be up to 40 percent lighter.
What about the stock soundtrack?
As we found out during our Huracan review, this Lamborghini is the king and queen of popping exhausts - in case you haven’t noticed, the industry has gone mad with backfiring soundtracks: from the MINIs to Jaguars, cars pop like crazy these days.
Nonetheless, the iPE stuff comes to asses an issue of the stock system, namely the fact that, during the “normal” driving the voice of the engine isn’t quite special enough. Still, Sant’Agata Bolognese does offers a sports exhaust as an option, but we didn’t get to sample this.
The iPE Lamborghini Huracan exhaust is still under the development, albeit in an advanced phase, so the exact specs for the system haven’t been offered yet. Nevertheless, we’re pretty sure most people buy this kind of mods for their musical assets, so the HP gain or weight cut are of lesser importance here.
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