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Thread: Ferrari Enzo and 599...twin Supercharged! drooollllll

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    Ferrari Enzo and 599...twin Supercharged! drooollllll

    I'm watching Supercars Exposed right now on SPEED TV...awesome show

    anyways they were talking about a company in Florida called CEC that customizes exotics.

    They said a twin supercharger...not twin turbo...was in development for the enzo they had in their showroom. They didnt give any specs but said there similar kit on a 599 was close to 1000hp

    discuss
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    seems ridiculous...especially for high cmpression engines like that?
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    No pictures? No videos? This thread is useless unless the aforementioned are posted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by werty
    discuss
    How about a link to any official source of information? You've given us more emoticons than story.

    Quote Originally Posted by clutch
    seems ridiculous...especially for high cmpression engines like that?
    Not necessarily, high compression, high revving, high tune engines seem to generate huge amounts of power from relatively small boost pressures.
    The boost required to get a 6.0L LS2 to develop 1000bhp might be huge compared to getting the same power from a 6.0L Enzo V12, although the V8 will necessarily have more torque because it makes the power at a lower peak RPM.
    Honda V-TEC and BMW E46 M3 motors both produce masses of power from modest boost.
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    Are these the same guys that merged with Brabus to form Brabus USA awhile back?

    BRABUS AND CEC UNITE TO FORM BRABUS USA, LP - CEC - Claus Ettensberger

    They have a lame looking website by the way. I'm sure for how much money they're making they could at least afford a decent looking site...

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    On the show they only said CEC...so when I looked it up al I found was that same lame website above

    seeing as the show is recent, I think thats why there is still no pics of the twin s/c
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    I saw this last night too, and think that it is really a useless idea, but pretty cool
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    Useless. Those cars are too fast as they are.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NicFromLA View Post
    Useless. Those cars are too fast as they are.
    I never thought the Bugatti Veyron or the McLaren F1 were useless . But I do agree that it is kind of pointless to tune a car like the 599 that is so close to perfection as it is.

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    somebody wanted more acceleration on the highway...its not useless, but its not practical...then again it wasnt to start with so theres no point in arguing

    its awesome
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    Quote Originally Posted by werty View Post
    somebody wanted more acceleration on the highway...
    Yeah because realistically there's a difference between 600 and 1000hp...

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    1000hp through 285s? Better buy shares in Bridgestone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Canuck View Post
    Yeah because realistically there's a difference between 600 and 1000hp...
    are you kidding me? of course there is a diff with 400 hp.... especially on the highway
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2ndclasscitizen View Post
    1000hp through 285s? Better buy shares in Bridgestone.
    eh hemmm 345's you mean
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