Found in a garage in Spain: extremly rare

[Just_me]

A very rare car I assume.


This one of a kind Testarossa features a Koenig EVOLUTION twin-turbo kit which produces up to 735KW / 1000 PS /940 NM (aka 1,000hp!)

Koenig makes two versions of their twin-turbo kit for Testarossas and this particular Ferrari sports the high-end version of the normal twin-turbo with a complete new motronic, new turbo chargers, bigger coolers and many more modifications including reinforced gear wheels, clutch shaft, all gear shafts, modified oil-pump, and a bigger oil cooler.

This turbo kit alone retails for € 68,000 (Euro's) which is $94,777 cdn.!

Performance:
0-100 km/h - 3.4 sec. (factory is 5.8)
0-200 km/h - 9.8 sec.
Standing 1/4 mile - 10.0 seconds
Top speed 370 km/h (factory is 290 km/h)
(driving performance depends on gear ratio)


The unique widebody kit on this Testarossa is a Koenig Competition Evolution. It features a carbon-kevlar body, frontspoiler with seperate flap, complete fenders front & rear, front hood(option), rear cover with
integrated rear-wing, sideskirts, plexi-glass covers for engine and rear cover, plexi headlights (optional)

This Testarossa widebody kit retails for € 56,000 (Euro's) which is $78,000 cdn.

Lite bilder med mobilkamera tyvärr:


WIDEbody när det var som brutalast


Fetaste slutrören 1986

5 lite, twin turbo boxer 12:a ser ut så här.


Bilvärldens absolut ballaste vridknapp alla kategorier

[SDNR]

^ Great.

I have to admit that I have never been a fan of the outrageously wide Testarossa but this is a special car none the less.

[cawimmer430]

Is that a "E" on the rear license plate meaning Espana (Spain)?

[Just_me]

Originally Posted by cawimmer430

Is that a "E" on the rear license plate meaning Espana (Spain)?

Yes its a E.
I found this on a swedish carboard. Apparently the owner is a painter and the guy taking the photos was delivering things to this painter.

EDIT: When I continue reading the swedish board I notice the pics is taken in Spain but the guy taking the pics is from Sweden .

[BMW Power]

that widebody conversion has been executed tastefully. Love it! WOuld love to see some cleaner pics...

btw, anyone know what ever happened to Koenig? They were soo big in the 80's/90's and now you'll be lucky to hear whispers about them?

[BMW///MPower]

They seem to be still alive, but they don't seem to produce the great conversions they once did. Here is a link to their website:

Ferrari