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Now he is finished! After us the traditional tuner ARDEN already good 1 1 / 2 years already a first preview The planned ARDEN Jaguar F-Pace was then presented just half a year later first small upgrade for the British SUV. For the gasoline engine there was a maximum of 430 hp and subtle changes such as side step bars, a different front grille or various details for the interior have been available since then. But now the complete body kit is ready and it was worth the wait!
The most important thing in advance, the finishing program is of course completely TÜV-tested. The F-Pace comes with hand-made stainless steel grille inserts for the large radiator grille and the front apron and an additional front spoiler for an even more dynamic appearance. The noble ARDEN hood ornament acts as a striking eye-catcher, which has a patented safety base and can be optionally installed.
And there are also changes on the flanks and the rear of the F-Pace. Elegant side skirt attachments ensure that the F-Pace looks deeper and more stretched. The rear apron is designed in a diffuser look and completes the subtle aerodynamics program. It accommodates four stainless steel tailpipes of the optional ARDEN sport rear silencer. ARDEN has an active sound system in its range especially for diesel models, which made its debut in the F-Pace last year and also enables diesel drivers to enjoy a V8 sound.
So that the “shoes” also match the new look, the ARDEN F-Pace stands on 22-inch aluminum rims with Continental tires. ARDEN recommends a wheel-tire combination that is identical on the front and rear axles. That means there are 4 - 10 × 22 inch rims with tires in 265/40/22 format. So that the wheelset sits perfectly in the wheel arch, there are optional sport lowering springs that lower the center of gravity of the AJ 25 by 20 millimeters and not only create a more dynamic look, but also improve handling when cornering quickly. Various performance enhancements complete the program.
Performance increases of up to 40 PS (30kW) are possible, depending on the basic engine, which, in combination with the sports rear silencer, for example in the F-Pace R-Sport 30d, produce a brilliant 340 PS (250 kW) & 800 Nm torque. A highlight inside is the newly designed sports steering wheel covered in Alcantara. The new shape makes it possible that it lies much better in the hand but retains all functions.
Additional accessories such as a set of floor mats, aluminum pedal pads or a complete set of leather fittings can be ordered as an option. Of course, if we get more details about the changes, there will be an update for this report, as always. It is best to subscribe to our feed and if there is something new you will be informed immediately. We hope you enjoy looking at the pictures.
(Photos: Arden)
These are the changes to the Jaguar F-Pace:
- Arden Sport Lowering with Sport Springs (-20mm)
Arden Bodykit (front spoiler, rear apron, side skirts, grille inserts made of stainless steel (black), radiator figure) - Arden sports steering wheel in leather / Alcantara
- Arden aluminum pedal pads
- Arden floor carpets
- Arden sport rear silencer with 4 × 90 mm tailpipes
- Arden Active Sound System
- Arden performance increases through performance map optimization
- 20d (180PS) + 35PS (70Nm)
- 30d (300PS) + 40PS (100Nm)
- S (380PS) + 30PS (70Nm)
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