The high speed record for a SUV by Techart

Techart, Tuning

Leonberg, December 2009. TECHART Automobildesign really set the sparks flying at this year`s trial of strength at the High Speed Event in Nardo/Italy. Test driver Sandro Reuter reached a top speed of 321,2 km/h, respectively 200 mph, with the TECHART refined Porsche Cayenne Turbo. TECHART thus secured a new speed record for Fullsize-SUVs. The circular 12.4 kilometer track is still considered to be the world?s fastest motor racing circuit, even ahead of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the United States.

The winner car, refined with the TECHART equipment, is based on a Porsche Cayenne Turbo with Turbo S technology. The installed TA 055/2.2 performance kit takes the engine up to 680 hp, an increase of 130 hp compared with the standard production model. The Aerodynamics Kit I, together with the “Sport” air suspension module, additionally delivered the necessary performance on the circuit.

But thought was also given to TECHART?s usual external upgrades on the vehicle. The TECHART daytime running lights, sports steering wheel, carbon kit, aluminium pedals, decorative stitching and seat belts in gray, additional leather in Luxury Black and illuminated door entry guards with the TECHART logo made the car to a highlight in the pit lane.

Along with the driver`s skills, this success was primarily driven by the perfect, systematic adjustment of the wheels and the suspension. For the record run at moderate temperatures the TECHART Team chose Continental Cross Contact UHP high-performance tires on 22-inch TECHART Formula rims, which were exposed to specific loading as a result of the one-sided cornering on the circuit. Longstanding TECHART test driver Sandro Reuter said with great satisfaction: “The SUV was ideally prepared for the event. Both the engine and the tires showed a high level of performance and consistency.”
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The Balrog Cayenne Turbo by Jeremie Paret

Jeremie Paret, Tuning

The last work of designer Jeremie Paret seems to be an aggressive and elegant transformation of the bodykit of a Porsche Cayenne Balrog. The entire operation lasted for 8 months, and now Jeremie Paret is proud to show to the world the expected result. The car brings news in terms of performance and interior.

The new kit for the Porsche Cayenne Balrog includes a new bumper borrowed from the Cayenne Turbo. Besides it, the new bar is coming and with a system for cooling the front brakes and for intermediate cooling.

Porsche Cayenne Balrog is also standard equipped: xenon nozzles and parking sensors. Kit’s brings and a new grille in the front of the car. At the back side, the new kit for the Porsche Cayenne Balrog brings a new spoiler.

It can be attached optional depending on the situation. Moreover, the drilled luxury grill offers an innovative design in automotive styling.
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The Porsche Cayenne Turbo by Gemballa

Gemballa, Tuning

The most recent achievement of the Gemballa is called 750 GTS and the model is based on the Porsche Cayenne Turbo!

Models Porsche tuner Gemballa has brought the Cayenne Turbo at a completely different level. New creation is called Tornado GTS 750 and comes with an engine that develops 750 HP (just as the name suggests) and with a totally new look.

Also, the vehicle weight was reduced by 250 kilograms. Reduced weight and extra power makes the performances to be really impressive for the new Tornado GTS 750.

Accelerator from 0 to 100 km / h takes place in just 4.3 seconds while Maximum speed is over 300 km / h. Tornado GTS 750 is equipped with the adjustable suspension kit that allows the descending car with up to 70 millimeters.

Bodywork kit made of carbon fiber, the four exhaust pipes and new headlights offers this Cayenne  a very aggressively aspect. The back seats have a center console, making this model one with four seats.

There are also new front consoles with a built gearbox. Tornado GTS 750 will be produced in just 50 units and will have a base price of 400,000 euro.

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