The tuning folks at Anderson Germany have spiced up the Ferrari California for those looking for a more custom look. This Italian hardtop convertible carries a 4.3-liter V8 under the hood, developing 460 hp from the factory. Anderson Germany tuned it up to raise the horsepower by 55 for a total of 515 horsepower, thanks to a re-calibrated ECU and valve controlled high performance exhaust system. Three different sound modes for the exhaust are available via remote control in the cockpit. Extra performance enhancements to the Ferrari California include electronically adjustable dampers to lower the ride height by 35 mm or raise the car 40 mm. A new set of alloy wheels were also installed with the rim painted the same color as the car, and come wrapped in high performance tires.
August 2010
If you were driving down the street next to this car, it would be hard to tell what is really under all the body modifications. It happens to be a Honda Civic sedan with a Lexus IS350 rear end and a Toyota Crown front end. This has to be one of the most interesting body transformations I’ve seen, and it actually looks pretty good. The stance of this Civic, Lexus, Toyota, or whatever you want to call it, is what really sets it apart. It was put together by Japan’s Junction Produce tuning shop as indicated on the trunk, and now carries a crazy custom VIP styling that won’t be forgotten. So what do you think? Is this a fail, or something to keep in mind for your Honda Civic that needs a makeover. Hit the jump to see more pictures.
Elia AG, a German tuning firm who specialize in customizing Dacia, Renault, and Nissan cars have released this kit for the Dacia Duster SUV. Minor styling improvements include a new set of wheels and other small changes to make it more of an attention getter than the factory model. Elia AG offers three different wheel package for the customer, consisting of the 16-inch set called Elia Ventis, and two 18-inch packages called the Elia Opal II, available in black and silver. The cost for the 16-inch wheels is 440 Euros, while the black 18-inch set goes for 740 Euros, and the 18-inch silver rims for 686 Euros.
The car tuners from TECHART have released the ultimate street legal track car based on the Porsche 911 GT2 called the GTStreet RS. A factory Porsche 911 GT2 carries 530 hp and 680 Nm of torque with a top speed of 204 mph. However, that is not nearly enough for these tuning enthusiasts. This Porsche 911 GTStreet RS is one of the most powerful sports cars in the world with its new modifications producing 700 horsepower and 860 Nm of torque. The list of aftermarket parts after the jump.
The UK tuning company BBR has recently made their new package for the Ford Focus RS MK2 available to the public. With their 4-stage upgrade kit, priced at a reasonable £8,500, tuners can achieve 404 HP. For starters, the stage one kit includes an ECU upgrade accompanied by a new silicone air induction hose increasing power to about 342 bhp with 500 Nm of torque. This upgrade may appeal to some while many tuning fanatics spend about £1,440, to go the extra mile with the stage 2 package. Customers can expect a new air filter, new silicone air inlet hoses, a complete remap of the car’s ECU, along with a performance intercooler. All in all, this upgrade is capable of increasing the Ford Focus RS MK2’s power to an impressive 355 bhp accompanied by 512 Nm of torque.





