Edo Competition presents us with a very special Lamborghini Murciélago

As you well know, this is not the first time Edo Competition has presented a tuning project based on the forever legendary Lamborghini Murciélago, though this time the chosen one is none other than its LP640 version, a version with which the Edo guys have managed to go even further in terms of power.
As you well know, some time ago the tuner showed a Murciélago LP640 capable of producing a whopping 710 horsepower, enough to propel this model to a top speed of 352 km/h, enough to be considered the fastest and most powerful production Lamborghini in the world.

Naturally, when we talk about the fastest and most powerful production Lamborghini in the world, we mean a model with a minimum of guarantee and, above all, reliability, something that a V12 fitted with a twin-turbo system to reach 1,200 horsepower I doubt it has, or at least that is my impression.
Getting back to the topic, Edo Competition has decided to return with an even more radical Murciélago LP640, a model that has now gone from 710 horsepower up to a more impressive 750 horsepower, enough to raise its top speed to 365 km/h or post figures such as an acceleration capacity of 0 to 100 km/h in 3.1 seconds, 200 km/h in 9.7 seconds, or breaking the 300 km/h barrier in 24.5 seconds

Naturally, to achieve this increase in power, many mechanical parts have had to be optimised, parts such as modified cylinders, a new intake system with much larger air ducts, practically competition-grade manifolds, higher-flow air filters, as well as a modified ECU and a high-performance exhaust system.
Thanks to all this and, above all, to a new bodykit designed in a wind tunnel to better channel airflow at speeds above 300 km/h, a bodykit that has been complemented by a new, much more powerful braking system, harder and sportier suspension, as well as new 18-inch alloy wheels at the front and 19-inch at the rear axle, fitted with 265/35 and 345/30 tyres respectively.
Via | carscoop
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