Car Heads: UGR's Twin Turbo Ferrari F430!!!!!

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I want! I want! I want!!!!:yes::yes::yes:


love it when he says..." we don't sell a car, we sell a DREAM!"........viva Ferrari!!
 
I was going to post this the other day. They guys at UGR are demented..... :smh::itsawrap:

fam, since I saw this I been plotting of a way to come up with the cash for an early F430 6sp manual and the 700whp UGR kit by next summer......business is gonna have to get really, really, really good!!!:D...who am I kidding, probably won't happen.....so I'll have to settle for an E63 wagon:)
 
Hell yea this is sick. I always wondered why Heffner and UR only did this shit for lambos, bout time they fuck with the Ferraris
 
Hell yea this is sick. I always wondered why Heffner and UR only did this shit for lambos, bout time they fuck with the Ferraris

Most Ferrari owners are purist. Beyond an exhaust, they really don't like fucking around with the car.
 
UGR kit is OK, but Novitec Rosso's has a pump gas, Twin Turbo F430 kit out for about 4 years now.
Heffner is known for blowing your shit up. Hennessey is the same.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwTHv1rrHYU


the Novitec is Twin Supercharged, and very expensive for the "707" base horse power it gives you..........
this is from GMG Racing, one of the few Novitec distributors in the US:
Novitec Rosso Ferrari F430 Supercharger
The Novitec Rosso Supercharger system for the Ferrari F430 features:
- Separated Oil Circuit
- Heat-insulated Modified Induction Tract
- Water Cooled Intercoolers w/ Additional Water Coolers Pumps
- reinforced v-ripped belts
- Injectors
- Oil Cooler
- Modified ECU
- 636 HP/ 465 FT-LBS

Price: $55,000.00

have you ever driver a supercharged car?? you don't have full boost until near redline.......

with turbos you get full boost at 3-4k rpms, and alot more torque........

this is what it''ll cost...and the options available:
Custom Turbo System with Stock Engine
600 WHP on pump gas (93 octane)
800 WHP on race fuel (Race gas)
F 430 $49,000
Stage 1 Turbo System with Modified Engine
750 WHP on pump gas (93 octane)
1000 WHP on race fuel (Race gas)
F 430 $79,000 2 year 24,000 warranty.

Stage 2 Turbo System with Modified Engine
coming soon!

Stage 3 Turbo System with Highly Modified Engine
coming soon!
you get alot more for your money with the UGR kit, and if you have seen their Lambos you know it will be "First Class"!!




Most Ferrari owners are purist. Beyond an exhaust, they really don't like fucking around with the car.
I agree with you there....to a point.
that was the passing generation of Ferrari heads.....and there are certain cars like a Challenge Stradale, that shouldn't be touched......

but as Ferrari get more and more reliable, and younger people start buying them, modding will happen!.....and remember back in the day there weren't any companies out there that would mod exotic cars(that also has alot to do with it), now with companies like UGR, Heffner, Novitec.......shit is going to happen!!:yes: good shit!!:yes::yes::yes:
 
Most Ferrari owners are purist. Beyond an exhaust, they really don't like fucking around with the car.

Ur prolly right. I don't know any Ferrari owners I don't think, my mentor prolly has one but he's nonchalant) I could make a guess. However I did know a lambo owner, and he didn't modify his at all. I'm sure ur prolly right though, they prolly market these kits to the younger wealthy crowd.
 
the Novitec is Twin Supercharged, and very expensive for the "707" base horse power it gives you..........
this is from GMG Racing, one of the few Novitec distributors in the US:


have you ever driver a supercharged car?? you don't have full boost until near redline.......

with turbos you get full boost at 3-4k rpms, and alot more torque........

this is what it''ll cost...and the options available:

you get alot more for your money with the UGR kit, and if you have seen their Lambos you know it will be "First Class"!!





I agree with you there....to a point.
that was the passing generation of Ferrari heads.....and there are certain cars like a Challenge Stradale, that shouldn't be touched......

but as Ferrari get more and more reliable, and younger people start buying them, modding will happen!.....and remember back in the day there weren't any companies out there that would mod exotic cars(that also has alot to do with it), now with companies like UGR, Heffner, Novitec.......shit is going to happen!!:yes: good shit!!:yes::yes::yes:

Good points
 
Uh, supercharger is instant full boost.
Turbo = boost lag.

The problem with a supercharger is that it is limited to the engine's build/pulleys.
 
Uh, supercharger is instant full boost.
Turbo = boost lag.

errr, NO!!!!

yes, with turbo there is lag.......it can be real "Jekyll & Hyde".......but you get full boost for way longer...

with a supercharger you don't get that, because the amount of boost you get is totally dependent on how fast the motor is spinning.......that's why the boost comes on very linear, very smooth.....

but, their is only 1 superchager set-up that will give you near instant boost........that's the "roots" type, twin screw superchargers(the ones that sit on top of the engine)........unfortunately 95% of people use "centrifugal" type superchargers.....(the ones that look like half a turbo):)
 
the Novitec is Twin Supercharged, and very expensive for the "707" base horse power it gives you..........
this is from GMG Racing, one of the few Novitec distributors in the US:


have you ever driver a supercharged car?? you don't have full boost until near redline.......

with turbos you get full boost at 3-4k rpms, and alot more torque........

Umm, I think you're getting Superchargers and Turbos reversed.

Superchargers give you full boost and instant response right from throttle tip in. There's no spooling up to make boost because they're mechanically driven.

Turbo's make their max boost near redline. More exhaust force = more force driving the turbine.
 
errr, NO!!!!

yes, with turbo there is lag.......it can be real "Jekyll & Hyde".......but you get full boost for way longer...

with a supercharger you don't get that, because the amount of boost you get is totally dependent on how fast the motor is spinning.......that's why the boost comes on very linear, very smooth.....

but, their is only 1 superchager set-up that will give you near instant boost........that's the "roots" type, twin screw superchargers(the ones that sit on top of the engine)........unfortunately 95% of people use "centrifugal" type superchargers.....(the ones that look like half a turbo):)

I've owned and driven both turbo and superchared cars and the supercharged cars always had the turbo beat off the line because it was instant boost.
The turbo would eventually catch up and pass the supercharged car when the boost kicked in.
my boy's e55 amg beats our shop's c63 amg.
my boy's kennebell mustang beats his turbo Buick all the time albeit the Buick having 150 hp less.
 
errr, NO!!!!

yes, with turbo there is lag.......it can be real "Jekyll & Hyde".......but you get full boost for way longer...

with a supercharger you don't get that, because the amount of boost you get is totally dependent on how fast the motor is spinning.......that's why the boost comes on very linear, very smooth.....

but, their is only 1 superchager set-up that will give you near instant boost........that's the "roots" type, twin screw superchargers(the ones that sit on top of the engine)........unfortunately 95% of people use "centrifugal" type superchargers.....(the ones that look like half a turbo):)

Other way around. 95% of people use the Roots Eaton type of S-Charger.
Mustang, Vetter ZR-1, Hot Rods, etc. etc.

The Centrifugal ones are more rare. You see them occasionally on imports because of the lack of hood clearance. As a matter of fact, the only car that comes to mind that use a centrifugal supercharger stock, was the old Volkswagen Corrado.
 
Is this fucking with the Bugatti Veyron 16.4?

Not too much fucking with the Veyron.
16 cylinders - 4 turbos - over 1,100hp (electronically limited to 1,000 because Bugatti's tire manufacturers couldn't make a tire that could handle the power and be everyday useable once they surpassed 1,000hp :eek:)
 
I've owned and driven both turbo and superchared cars and the supercharged cars always had the turbo beat off the line because it was instant boost.
The turbo would eventually catch up and pass the supercharged car when the boost kicked in.
my boy's e55 amg beats our shop's c63 amg.
my boy's kennebell mustang beats his turbo Buick all the time albeit the Buick having 150 hp less.
ok, agreed......with a SC you see boost instantly, but not full boost until redline............were a turbo car goes from almost no boost, to full boost in the frist few thousand rpms...

so yes, off the line the SC car might get the jump.......but if all other things are equal(same hp) the turbo car will always win in the long run....


Other way around. 95% of people use the Roots Eaton type of S-Charger.
Mustang, Vetter ZR-1, Hot Rods, etc. etc.

The Centrifugal ones are more rare. You see them occasionally on imports because of the lack of hood clearance. As a matter of fact, the only car that comes to mind that use a centrifugal supercharger stock, was the old Volkswagen Corrado.

true, I shouldn't have said 95%........but understand I'm not an American car fan.......most of the SC's I've seen are centri's, mostly Vortech's on cars from BMW's to Vettes, to Rustangs.....

and the VW's came with G-Lader type superchargers.....another different animal.....
 
new vid....

they run a stock Gallardo SL for comparison.....next vid will be againts a Twin Turbo Gallardo making similar power.....:)

 
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