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Porsche Panamera S by Edo Competition

By Adrian Prisca

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Edo Competition, the German-based tuners, went on with their passion for making stock cars better and have now revealed their latest project, based on the Porsche Panamera S, right after releasing the “Moby Dick”, based on a Panamera Turbo. This last project is called “Hellboy” and the name derives from the power output produced by the car.

They raised it from 400 HP (294Kw) to 465 HP (342Kw) at 6680 RPM and 550Nm of torque in the interval 3300-5400 RPM. The car has been added a brand new pressure-monitoring and self-adjusting exhaust system by using butterfly-valves that make the engine develop more power, catalytic converters and stainless-steel tips for the high-flow mufflers. Overall, their combined weight is 35kg, decreasing the load on the tires.

The recalibrated ECU now make the car accelerate from 0 – 100 km/h in 4,6 seconds, and 16,5 seconds from 0 – 200 km/h. These together offer a greater driving experience, plus the stop speed now lies around 305 km/h (190 mph). All these heat up the engine, so the body has now received huge air intakes carved in the carbon fiber body-kit.

The ducktail spoiler helps push the car down, the new mirrors are more efficient and better-looking, carbon fiber front lip and new control-related upgrades, like a special suspension that can be electronically lowered, up to 30 mm lower. A set of 21-inch ultra-light wheels covered in 265/35 ZR and 305/35 ZR rubers at the front and respectively the rear. Drive safely!

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