Showing posts with label HAMANN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HAMANN. Show all posts

Sunday, December 5, 2010

'Aristocratic' Tuning: Hamann Rolls Royce Phantom and Drophead Coupe

Tuners are leaving no stone unturned these harsh economic times in their pursuit to make a buck or two. And what better candidates for some extra cash than the Rolls Royce Phantom limo and its convertible offspring, the Phantom Drophead Coupe. Though Hamann Motorsports has yet to disclose something official, these photos made their way into the net revealing the two cars. Aside from the massive 23-inch alloy wheels that are available in various designs, we didn't any other exterior changes on the Phantoms. A photograph of the interior though reveals that the German tuner has developed a new three spoke sport steering wheel for both models.

It is also said, but not verified, that Hamann Motorsport's Phantom package also includes an engine kit that boosts the 6.75-liter V12's output from 460HP to 535HP and maximum torque from 720Nm to 835Nm (615-lbs/ft). Along with the removal of the speed limiter, it is claimed that both Phantoms reach a top speed of 300km/h or 187 mph.

Hamann Rolls Royce Phantom - Carscoop
Hamann Rolls Royce Phantom - Carscoop
Hamann Rolls Royce Phantom - Carscoop
Hamann Rolls Royce Phantom - Carscoop
Hamann Rolls Royce Phantom - Carscoop
Hamann Rolls Royce Phantom - Carscoop
Hamann Rolls Royce Phantom - Carscoop

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Hamann and H&R Jointly Tune the Fiat 500 Abarth with 275HP


Tuning firms Hamman and H&R have joined forces to create a monster out of the Fiat 500 Abarth with an insane power boost to 275-horsepower.

Beginning with the engine bay, Hamann's engineers used forged pistons, enhanced connection rods, new camshafts and a modified turbocharger to increase the 1.4-liter petrol unit's peak output to an impressive 275 hp and 380 Nm (280 lb-ft) of torque. That's 196.4 hp/liter, more than double of what is considered to be an excellent ratio.

All that oomph is sent to the front wheels through a 5-speed manual transmission with a race clutch, as the factory version would be torn apart. There's also a limited-slip differential (LSD) to improve traction.

It's clear that this Abarth must be very fast, so adequate stopping power is a must. The German tuner offers a choice of sport brakes, with four-piston calipers and discs ranging from 264 to 305 mm in diameter.

It would a shame if this much grunt wouldn't be accompanied by proper looks. Fortunately, Hamann didn't disappoint as it fitted the 500 Abarth with an aggressive two-tone bodykit, featuring modified bumpers, extra-wide wheel arches, lowered side skirts and two- or four-pipe exhaust system, plus a large diffuser.

Oversized 18-inch alloys wrapped around in 215/35 or 225/35 high-performance tires complete the package.

With Hamann's work done, H&R took center stage developing a new coil-over suspension and widening the car's tracks with wheel spacers. According to the company, these changes also made the steering more accurate as the firmer suspension reduces pitching and swerving movements to a minimum.

The H&R Hamann FIAT 500 Abarth will be on display at the Essen Motor Show, starting Saturday, November 27. More information on pricing and availability should follow soon.

source: http://carscoop.blogspot.com

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Monday, November 22, 2010

Hamann Spiffs Up new BMW 7-Series with Mechanical and Cosmetic Upgrades

It's "Hamann" time for the new BMW 7-Series as the well-known German tuning house has released detailed info on its programme for the latest version of the Bavarian limo. Hamann Motorsports' offerings for the 7-Series sedan comprise of exterior and interior accessories as well as performance upgrades. Starting off with the aerodynamic pack, Hamann proposal consists of a new front apron with integrated LED daytime running lights, side skirts, a rear apron housing four round stainless steel end pipes, a rather gaudy boot lid spoiler and a roof spoiler.

Hamann BMW 7-Series - Carscoop Hamann allows customers to choose from a handful of alloy wheel designs from 19 to 22 inches. The largest rims are shod in 265/30ZR22 tires at the front axle and 295/25ZR22 tires at the rear axle.

For the car's interior, there's a bevy of accessories such as aluminium pedals and foot-rests render, floor mat sets and a full leather trim.

The visual upgrades are complemented by a sport suspension that lowers the ride height of the 730d and 740i by 40 millimetres at the front- and rear axles. For the 750i and 750Li, there is a special lowering kit consisting of two chassis springs and what Hamann calls, an "evening" kit.

According to Hamann, the company is still working on the engine kits that will include a tuning package for 730d boosting the 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged diesel's output from 245HP to around 290HP.

source: http://carscoop.blogspot.com

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Sunday, November 21, 2010

Fast and Furious Style Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano Hamann

Sure it looks menacing enough to scare the hell out of anyone catching a glimpse of it from their rear-view mirror - and you may call us boring, but in our book's, there's something wrong about a modified Ferrari with aerodynamic knickknacks and a custom paint finish that could easily land a role in the next sequel of the Fast and Furious. More photos of the matte-black, Hamann-prepped 599 GTB Fiorano that was spotted in London right after the jump.

source: http://carscoop.blogspot.com

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New BMW Z4 Roadster Wears Hamann Alloys

Following in the footsteps of AC Schnizter, German tuning house Hamann Motorsports has also come forward with its alloy wheel options for the new BMW Z4 hardtop roadster. Since Hamann did not disclose any information on its offerings, we're left to guess that the alloy wheel designs are available in several sizes. The Z4 E89 shown in the pics does not appear to have any other mods, but we're pretty sure that it won't be long before Hamann unleashes a comprehensive tuning package with mechanical and cosmetic upgrades for the Bavarian roadster.

source: http://carscoop.blogspot.com

Hamann Motorsports BMW Z4 Roadster Tuning - Carscoop
Hamann Motorsports BMW Z4 Roadster Tuning - Carscoop
Hamann Motorsports BMW Z4 Roadster Tuning - Carscoop
Hamann Motorsports BMW Z4 Roadster Tuning - Carscoop
Hamann Motorsports BMW Z4 Roadster Tuning - Carscoop
Hamann Motorsports BMW Z4 Roadster Tuning - Carscoop
Hamann Motorsports BMW Z4 Roadster Tuning - Carscoop