Edo Competition tunes the Koenigsegg CCR

JL Arboledas     2 April 2011     1 min.
Edo Competition tunes the Koenigsegg CCR

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Edo Competition, a tuner specialising mainly in tuning Ferrari or even the occasional Lamborghini, has just unveiled its latest modification on the exotic and extremely radical Koenigsegg CCR, which it has just “tightened up” in ways that Koenigsegg did not manage or did not want to do at the time.

As you can see, aesthetically the model has changed little or nothing, apart from the addition of white vinyl wraps covering the entire upper part of the vehicle, that is, the bonnet, roof and engine cover, as well as new alloy wheels that are much more attractive than the standard ones.

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If we move towards the incredible cabin of the CCR, we find new Alcantara upholstery as well as a redesigned centre console housing a new multimedia system and a curious system that warns of a tyre pressure lower than usual.

As for the engine, Edo Competition has managed, thanks to the installation of a new electronic control unit, to raise the power of the enormous 4.7-litre V8 fitted to this model as standard to 891 hp, enough to let the CCR reach a top speed slightly above 390 km/h.

Via | worldcarfans


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