Ferraris 599 GTB Fiorano, H&R spring kit
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Ferrari's 599 GTB Fiorano becomes even more agile with H&R spring kit
The Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, named after the company-owned racetrack Fiorano, is Ferrari's answer to such upper price range bolides as Porsche Carrera GT or Mercedes SLR. The Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, however, does not only have power, but class: Pininfarina artist Jason Castriota gave the Italian a ravishing design spiced with such daring details as, for example, eleven air vents. In spite of the increase in length, aluminium reduces the body weight by 50kg. The engine, which is a full 20kg ighter, has been positioned lower and more towards the rear; 53 percent of the weight now rests on the rear axle. The oil inside the shock absorbers is interspersed with metal particles and hardens with lightning speed by producing a magnetic field.Ferrari's 599 GTB Fiorano, H&R spring kitStill it can be refined...
H&R spring kit - Chassis optimisationIn comparison to a conventional transmission, the F1 transmission allows gear shifts which are four times faster. Comfortable Recaro seats and the new SCM shock absorbers will even smoothen out the worst potholes. A little switch on the steering wheel, the “Manettino“, invites you to make your choice between five different stages of chassis adjustments, from “normal“ to “race position”. Shock absorbers, shift speed, shift points and the ESP will sharpen step by step; stage five even allows little slides. Designing a corresponding H&R spring kit that works even better with such a high-tech system is not that easy - but H&R has shown that it is possible. At 300km/h, the rear roof pillars, which serve as fins, will charge the rear axle with 150kg of downforce. The youngest and strongest serial Ferrari will be literally glued to the tarmac when doing kick turns while the razor-sharp steering responds to every twitch of your finger when describing a fast S.






