Studio Photoshoots of the TT Bimoto Evo 2

[Mr Balsen]

Ready for Nardo...

http://www.mtm-france.com/reportages/2007/TTBimoto_Studio/MTMBimoto_Studio_1600_1.jpg

http://www.mtm-france.com/reportages/2007/TTBimoto_Studio/MTMBimoto_Studio_1600_2.jpg

http://www.mtm-france.com/reportages/2007/TTBimoto_Studio/MTMBimoto_Studio_1600_3.jpg

http://www.mtm-france.com/reportages/2007/TTBimoto_Studio/MTMBimoto_Studio_1600_4.jpg

Frederic

[The RS6]

What's with the wheels?

[Duma]

Maybe for better aerodinamic

[Cargo8]

holy christ that is ridiculous. i agree that the wheels are covered...why?

[Mr Balsen]

Solely for aerodynamic. Every tuner does the same at Nardo.

Frederic

[Erik]

Every tuner does the same at Nardo.

No, they don't. :deal:

[Mr Balsen]

No, they don't. :deal:

Well I went to Nardo. And I can tell you in order to gain speed, you must do it ! ! !
The gain is more important for aerodynamic compaired to decreasing the capacity of cooling the brakes...

Frederic

[Erik]

I know, but it is false to say that every tuner does it.

Just look at the lastest AMS, with the Rt12, Z06, Gt3, Gallardo SE etc.

IMO you it isn't fair to compare these V Max to the ones with non street legal cars.

[Mr Balsen]

I know, but it is false to say that every tuner does it.

Just look at the lastest AMS, with the Rt12, Z06, Gt3, Gallardo SE etc.

IMO you it isn't fair to compare these V Max to the ones with non street legal cars.

Well the photoshoots for magazines have nothing to do with record attempts. Because speed records are done at night (lower temperature).

Frederic

[Duma]

http://www.rsportscars.com/foto/05/9ffcayman06_11.jpg 9ff rims

[Erik]

Well the photoshoots for magazines have nothing to do with record attempts. Because speed records are done at night (lower temperature).

Frederic

Well, I know for sure that the Rt12 can do 361 km/h (same as Nardo) with stock wheels.

What different wheels other than stock did the M6, Gallardo SE, Z06, GT3 etc. use? ;)