RE: Lamborghini Reveals Rolling Chassis For New V12
Wednesday 23rd February 2011
Lamborghini Reveals Rolling Chassis For New V12
Murcielago replacement's under-bits revealed to the world
Lamborghini seems intent on revealing its new Aventador LP700-4 from the inside outwards.
First, the carbon fibre monocoque for the Murcielago replacement filtered out of Sant'Agata's electronic portals a few days ago, while today Lamborghini has revealed the rolling chassis for the new car.
We must admit it's a novel way of doing 'teaser' photos, and it does emphasise the point that there will be some seriously swanky technology beneath the skin of the new car, but we really are quite keen to see the finished product.
Still, there will be only a few days worth of waiting now, as the new V12 supercar will finally be unveiled with all its clothes on at the Geneva show next week.
Discussion
louismchuge said:
^^ In what respect? You're ether a lot more mechanically minded that me or I than you. I wouldn't like to hazard a guess as to which one!
Unless he is referring to the two air intakes behind the tub and what appears to be a veyron-like spoiler?But that isn't anything to do with the tub layout
The carbon tub is complete unlike the McLaren which is just the bottom half, mind you that is cheaper.
There is some good stuff going on with the new Lambo, those opposed shocks, the carbon tub, the uprated engine. Looks like the Pagoni has all the press but this could easily match it.
Wonder how fast it hits 150mph in? Less than 11s?
Andy
There is some good stuff going on with the new Lambo, those opposed shocks, the carbon tub, the uprated engine. Looks like the Pagoni has all the press but this could easily match it.
Wonder how fast it hits 150mph in? Less than 11s?
Andy
louismchuge said:
^^ In what respect? You're ether a lot more mechanically minded that me or I than you. I wouldn't like to hazard a guess as to which one!
ie A central structural carbon tub acting as chassis and body with front and rear sections bolted straight on, but maybe other modern supercars use that principal as well??Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff