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Novitec Tridente Maserati Quattroporte S and Sport GT S

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The German tuners from Novitec Tridente have released a new styling and performance package for the Maserati Quattroporte S and Sport GT S. With the addition of their new compressor technology, they were able to boost the power output to 590 hp with a peak torque rating of 572 Nm. Additionally, the styling and driving dynamics were improved on the Maserati. First, Novitec adapted a cogged-belt-driven mechanical charger on the 4.7-liter engine, then limited the boost to 0.35 bar. Keeping it cool in the engine bay is a water-to-air intercooler setup with its own dedicated water circulation system. Now that’s some high tech stuff for a boosted sports car! The Novitec Maserati Quattroporte S was rounded out with a custom intake manifold and larger injectors to complete the performance tuning.

For the cars styling, Novitec Tridente developed a custom wheel and tire package for Maserati Sport GT S. Three-piece alloy rims with five double spokes measure 21×9 on the front axle, while the rear wheels are 21×11 for extra traction. All four wheels come wrapped in high performance Pirelli P Zero tires, and then the tuning company moved to the interior of the Maserati.

The tuners offer a range of aftermarket products from custom tailored leather or Alcantara, to multimedia equipment including a TV, Blu-ray player, and high speed internet connection inside the car! Finally, the Maserati Quattroporte S and Sport GT S track times are impressive with a 0 to 62 mph time of 4.6 seconds off the line, and reaching 124 mph in 14.9, with an overall top speed of 183 mph.

[Source: Novitec]

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