RE: Lamborghini Aventador SVJ gets Novitec treatment

RE: Lamborghini Aventador SVJ gets Novitec treatment

Tuesday 19th November 2019

Lamborghini Aventador SVJ gets Novitec treatment

Well, of course it needs it...



We didn't think it was possible - or possibly necessary - but Novitec has turned the wick up on the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, a car we know to be a literal flame thrower and still (officially at any rate) the fastest production machine at the Green Hell. The German tuner claims to have enhanced the 770hp V12 supercar's performance with a comprehensive range of new parts, including a freer breathing exhaust system and firmer springs, as well as carbon fibre aero pieces and new wheels and boots to unlock more grip from the track focussed Italian.

Novitec's new twin-pipe exhaust system ups the V12's ASBO credentials by binning the standard restrictive flaps, so the 6.5 can sing and cough out fire without interruption. The system also brings genuine performance benefits thanks to its freer gas flow, helped in part by the use of a 100-cell catalytic converter, along with a weight saving of up to 19kg when the raciest setup is fitted.

 

Accompanying the louder vocals is a dose of added visual aggression, provided in part by the reduced ride height enabled by new springs, along with a number of carbon aerodynamic pieces, including a new front splitter, skirts and a larger rear diffuser. Novitec claims to have enhanced the SVJ's mechanical and aerodynamic performance with the new bits, with the firm having used a test track and wind tunnel to fine tune the parts. And remember, this was already a car capable of a 6:44.97 lap around the 'Ring.

The final piece of the SVJ Novitec puzzle are those 20 and 21-inch wheels, designed and produced in house to reduce unsprung mass. They're developed to work with Novitec's springs, which are adjustable and work with the SVJ's standard-fit adaptive dampers so you can retain its selection of EGO chassis modes, albeit with a harder edge across the range thanks to the increased spring rate and those skinny Pirelli P-Zeros.

It's the upgrade list nobody thought was necessary on Lambo's mad supercar, but for the sort of people who love the SVJ, it's got to be a tempting selection of goodies. We dare you to watch the video below and now agree with us...


 






 

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la grange

Original Poster:

42 posts

147 months

Tuesday 19th November 2019
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Brilliant, I’ve finally found a car to impress our neighbours in our little close

Obi Wan

2,085 posts

215 months

Tuesday 19th November 2019
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If there’s one car that doesn’t need lowering it’s this one.

Gameface

16,565 posts

77 months

Tuesday 19th November 2019
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The exhaust mod might be worthwhile but the rest is pointless.

ZX10R NIN

27,594 posts

125 months

Tuesday 19th November 2019
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I really like that.

geo1905

87 posts

64 months

Tuesday 19th November 2019
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Madness ! As the age of the internal combustion engine draws slowly to a close, some really crazy cars are coming out. Peeps, the writing's on the wall, the curtain is closing.....let's get on with it. I love the sound of a well tuned engine, on the road and on track but you can't fight the inevitable, time's almost up

LukeDM

467 posts

123 months

Tuesday 19th November 2019
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I’m not normally into this sort of thing but that looks awesome, I’ll take mine in black with more black please.

CArmo123

64 posts

66 months

Wednesday 20th November 2019
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i would lose the front splitter getting off my street