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Recently updated on February 25, 2019 at 07:42 am
2019 opens tuner Manhart Performance with an absolute punch. Not the advertised BMW M850i (G15) as MH8 600 comes from Wuppertal in North Rhine-Westphalia, it is first a completely rebuilt Lamborghini Urus. Of the MANHART 800! And here the name says it all. With 823 PS & 980 NM it is the most powerful Urus known to us so far, including a breathtaking look. But let's get to performance improvement first. MANHART installs new turbochargers and a complete sports exhaust system is also included. In addition, the changed components are coordinated with one another using in-house chip tuning. The eight-speed automatic converter has been adapted to the additional output of 173 PS & 130 NM and the 3996 cm³ V8-BiTurbo can convert all of this into enormous propulsion.
MANHART 800 with carbon body kit
Although we currently have no new acceleration values, we assume that the sprint to 100 km / h in under 3 seconds completed and the maximum speed is well beyond the 300. But now to the optics. Here you can rely on an aerodynamic kit that surprisingly CAN'T comes from own production. The MANHART URUS 800 comes with the known carbon body kit of the Russian tuner TOPCAR. MANHART is an official TOPCAR dealer, which means that TOPCAR aerodynamic parts can be ordered directly from Manhart. The body kit comes with a new bonnet with large air vents and power dome, and this is even covered with carbon kevlar on the inside.
Visible carbon in combination with the yellow paint
The front apron shows with aggressive trim elements in Sichtcarbon, there are small veneers for the air intakes and of course a lot of new at the rear. Here is the Urus with a roof spoiler with Aeroflaps right and left and a small spoiler lip on the tailgate. The highlight here is the aggressive rear diffuser that surrounds the aforementioned sports exhaust system. And here you also install additional carbon parts around the factory air vents. And new wheel arch extensions made of carbon must not be missing. The attachments are visually connected with matching side skirts and the body kit with striking gills for the front fenders is rounded off.
MANHART Concave One forged wheel set
In the bright yellow (Giallo eye) painted presentation vehicle, the carbon body kit is of course particularly easy to see. And the 21-inch MANHART Concave One forged wheel set with Pirelli P-ZERO tires also comes into its own here. The visual appearance is rounded off with the typical Manhart foil over the bonnet, on the tailgate and on the sides. WOW! If we receive timely information on further changes not mentioned so far, there will of course be an update for this report. 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: Manhart Performance)
Here are the details of the MANHART 800 widebody:
- Manhart performance performance upgrade (new turbocharger, sports exhaust system, chip tuning, eight-speed automatic transmission adapted)
- Acceleration values: sprint to 100 km / h in under 3 seconds, maximum speed beyond 300 km / h (values estimated)
- Carbon aerodynamic kit by TOPCAR (bonnet, front apron, air intakes, roof spoiler including aeroflaps, spoiler lip on the tailgate, rear diffuser, wheel arch extensions, gills for the mudguards)
- 21 inch MANHART Concave One forged wheel set with Pirelli P-ZERO tires
- Manhart foiling over the bonnet, tailgate and on the sides
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Lamborghini Urus as MANHART 800 with carbon body kit
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