A little more than two months after gifting us with a sick program for the McLaren MP4-12C, the folks over at Autodynamica are back at it again. This time it’s delivering a new treat for a fellow exotic: the Ferrari 458 Italia Spyder.
Featuring
a comprehensive program that includes a new aero kit from Vorsteiner to
go with performance and suspension updates, Autodynamica really went to
the well with its aftermarket work on the 458 Italia Spyder.
Obviously, the most distinctive part of the project is the Vorsteiner kit,
which we’ll get into later. What really got our juices flowing, though,
are the performance and suspension upgrades the aftermarket company did
to the 458 Italia Spyder. First, it installed new Akrapovic high flow
cats, a titanium valved exhaust, carbon-fiber exhaust tips and KW
suspension springs. Also added in were 20- and 21-inch HRE S101 wheels
on the on the front and rear, respectively, wrapped in Pirelli P Zero
tires.
That’s not all, though. Autodynamica also gave the Ferrari
supercar a new Evomsit Performance software upgrade, resulting in
improved power figures to the tune of 609 horsepower, an improvement of
almost 40 ponies from the standard model.
Torque
numbers weren’t announced, but we expect it to be somewhere in the
neighborhood of 460 pound-feet to go with an estimate 0-to-60 mph time
of 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 204 mph.
Click past the jump to read about the Vorsteiner kit Autodynamica installed into the Ferrari 458 Italia Spyder.
Vorsteiner’s love for using carbon fiber is evident in
this kit. That much can be identified with this front spoiler, which not
only gives the 458 Spyder some added character but also improves the
downforce, allowing the car to stick to the ground at high speeds.
Carbon-Fiber Pre-Preg Add-on Decklid Spoiler
A similar spoiler can be found on the rear and to no
one’s surprise, it’s also made from carbon fiber. From an aerodynamic
standpoint, the add-on deck-lid spoiler turns the supercar into a more
aerodynamically efficient ride that also nets improved handling.
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