Vai al contenuto

I° Aprile, buon pesce a tutti!


Messaggi Raccomandati:

Inviato
mi aspettavo qualche annuncio qui di Alfa TP transaxle a partire dalla Mito....ed invece niente...:(

per riuscire bene uno scherzo deve avere un minimo di credibilità.

"Io non ce l'ho co' te, ma co' quello che te sta vicino e nun te butta de sotto!"

  • Risposte 24
  • Creato
  • Ultima Risposta

I più attivi nella discussione

Giorni di maggior attività

I più attivi nella discussione

Inviato

Ecco un Pesce d'Aprile automobilistico :lol:

9080401.005.1L.jpg

Nissan has been leading the way forward with 'self-healing' paint and the use of 'paramagnetic' paint to change the look of a car at the touch of a button, but SEAT has today, April 1, revealed a revolutionary new electro reflective panel finish which constantly adapts to its surroundings.

The technology is based on the electrochromic (auto dimming) rear view mirrors featured in many cars nowadays. Lead engineer, Santos Inocentes, explained: “We started off just fooling around with paint, but soon discovered that electro reflectivity was the future.”

A SEAT UK spokesman said of the new development: “We’re obviously very excited by this dramatically different exterior design feature, which mixes technology and innovation to deliver undeniably surprising results. Quite what happens when an electro reflective car meets a speed camera, though, is anyone’s guess!”

WCF

oooohhhh :lol:

 News al 02/12/2015: Mazda 2.

Inviato

renntech_smart722_01apr.jpg

April Foolery: RENNTECH introduces twin-engined smart 7.22

The speed fiends at RENNTECH have pooled their knowledge and resources to present the pinnacle of their combined tuning know-how. Forget the McLaren SLR 722. Make way instead for the twin-engined, twin-transmissioned RENNTECH smart 7.22. Powered by a pair of fully independent 1000cc smart 3-cylinders producing an astonishing 91 horsepower each at 11,800 rpm, the AWD micro-supercar does 0-60 in 5.1 seconds and tops out at 138 mph. Fitted with RENNTECH's miraculous "go-eco" exhaust, the 7.22 emits only potpourri-scented oxygen. This is almost too good to be true...

Follow the jump for RENNTECH's full press release.

[source: RENNTECH]

PRESS RELEASE:

LAKE PARK, FL – 01 April, 2008 – RENNTECH 7.22 Takes Smart Performance to New Levels

RENNTECH's 722 tuning package for the Mercedes SLR McLaren supercar has been generating a lot of attention recently, as has RENNTECH's appointment as the American agent for the Mercedes-Benz McLaren 722GT club racer and SLR.Club Trophy USA series.

Building on these runaway successes, RENNTECH has released details of an exciting new project called the 7.22. Based on the new Smart ForTwo, the 7.22 is powered by two (2) 1000cc, 3 cyl. Smart engines, each mated to its own 5-speed, automated transmission.

"One engine drives the front wheels, the other drives the rears," explains Hartmut Feyhl, RENNTECH's president and ex-technical director of AMG North America. "One of my employees, Jo Borras, previously worked with Mosler to build their dual-engined Cadillac TwinStar, and made the magazine rounds a few years later with his own twin-engined Hyundai Tiburon. It seemed like a good idea to try on the Smart, so we went with it."

Each of the Smart's drive units exists in its own subframe, complete with its own ECU and electronics, making the process fairly straightforward. Feyhl explained that once the steering mechanism was integrated into the engine's cradle, the resulting subframe mounted directly to the existing safety cell, using the same mounting points as the original. Feyhl admits "the hardest part was getting the 7.22's new plastic bodywork 'right'."

Interestingly, since each engine and transmission assembly is completely isolated, there is no need to synchronize the two. Feyhl informed us that "each engine and ECU finds its job suddenly easier, and simply acts as if it were going downhill or carrying a lighter load."

Never ones to leave well enough alone, however, the crew at RENNTECH set to work on their pint-sized terror ... but even putting out a string of 750 hp SLR McLarens and 900 lb-ft bi-turbo AMG cars didn't prepare them for what happeed next.

The boys at RENNTECH were surprised ("shocked" might be a better word) by what happened when the software engineers cracked the Smart's Bosch electronics and removed the engine's rev limiters. "It revved like a liter-bike," says Feyhl, "and none of us expected anything quite like that!"

Using the Triumph Speed Triple motorcycle's torque curve as a guide, RENNTECH's software engineers began massaging the Smart's fuel maps until they achieved a totally unbelievable result: 91 raucous, twitchy horsepower at a stratospheric 11,800 rpm.

That's right, kiddies. Ninety-one peak horsepower at eleven-thousand, eight-hundred rpm from each of the two Smart 3 cylinders ... and the new, RENNTECH-imposed rpm limit? An absolutely SCREAMING 13,200 rpm.

The end result is a twin-engined, 182 hp AWD street machine that zips from zero to sixty in an astonishing (and terrifying!) 5.1 seconds, on its way to a top speed of 138 mph.

Getting all of the RENNTECH Smart 7.22's newfound power to the ground are a set of specially-designed 17" RENNTECH forged Monolite wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot sport tires. Hard, fade-free stops are made possible by RENNTECH's 14" 2-piece rotors and Smart-specific 4 piston calipers, while RENNTECH's new "Go-eco" exhaust system makes use of futuristic technology to ensure that the 7.22's only emissions are a blend of pure oxygen and a potpourri of fresh lilacs and honeyuckle.

The RENNTECH Smart 7.22 is available today for $39,990. Contact RENNTECH for more (please check today's date before ordering).

da AutoBlog.com

:lol:

1486064684650356737.gif.a00f8cace62773a93b9739b2906757ee.gif

Inviato

RollsRoycePhantomCargo.jpg

Rolls Royce Phantom Cargo: famiglie ricche crescono

Non c’è pace neanche per i clienti più “conservatori” del marchio Rolls Royce. Non bastava la proprietà tedesca Bmw ed il conseguente arrivo di componenti “plebee” sulle berline inglesi, non bastava la rivoluzione stilistica, adesso ci si mettono anche le dure leggi di mercato e le nuove nicchie da esplorare.

Dopo le notizie della baby Rolls RR4, per la quale si attende anche un oltraggioso motore a gasolio, adesso è la volta della ormai confermata Phantom Cargo: basata sul pianale allungato della LWB, sarà la Station Wagon più costosa del mondo. Ispirata alle shooting brake all’inglese, come in passato abbiamo visto su Aston Martin e Jaguar, la Cargo manterrà motori e finiture della Phantom, aggiungendo un secondo divano posteriore ed uno spazioso bagagliaio interamente rivestito con materiali pregiati. Non resta che attendere la presentazione, ad un prezzo stimato di circa 440.000 €, optional esclusi.

Via | News.auto.cz

da AutoBlog.it

devo dire che non capisco se tutte le altre notizie che ci sono su AutoBlog.it sono pesci d'aprile o è semplicemente Autoblog :D

1486064684650356737.gif.a00f8cace62773a93b9739b2906757ee.gif

Inviato
RollsRoycePhantomCargo.jpg

da AutoBlog.it

devo dire che non capisco se tutte le altre notizie che ci sono su AutoBlog.it sono pesci d'aprile o è semplicemente Autoblog :D

Infatti il problema e' l'attendibilità degli altri 364 giorni... :-)

deflr5.jpg

Crea un account o accedi per lasciare un commento

Devi essere iscritto per commentare e visualizzare le sezioni protette!

Crea un account

Iscriviti nella nostra community. È facile!

Registra un nuovo account

Accedi

Sei già registrato? Accedi qui.

Accedi Ora

×
×
  • Crea Nuovo...

 

Stiamo sperimentando dei banner pubblicitari a minima invasività: fai una prova e poi facci sapere come va!

Per accedere al forum, disabilita l'AdBlock per questo sito e poi clicca su accetta: ci sarai di grande aiuto! Grazie!

Se non sai come si fa, puoi pensarci più avanti, cliccando su "ci penso" per continuare temporaneamente a navigare. Periodicamente ricomparità questo avviso come promemoria.