1980 Replicakit Makes Diablo on 2040-cars
Forsyth, Illinois, United States
More details at: murielmsshandley@seeksfriend.com .
1993 Lamborghini Diablo SE 30
Beautiful show quality build with no expense spared! Well over $100K invested!
Features
Chassis
-Race inspired tubular chassis with 12" rotors and 4-piston Wilwood calipers
-HAL adjustable aluminum coil-overs
-Painless wiring harness
-Custom baffles & foam filled fuel cells
Engine
-Powered by 406 CID SBC
-Inglese manifold with 4- 481DF Weber carbs / 14K Gold plated fixtures
-180 Degree style Custom tuned exhaust with Monza tips for European sound
-Approximately 435 hp at 6500 rpm & 425 ft-lbs torque @ 4800
-Two rear mounted Ron Davis aluminum racing radiators
-Billet aluminum water pump
-ZR-1 Engine oil cooler
-Dual oil filter setup
-Oil primer
Trans Axle
-Race prepared Renegade Hybrids Porsche transmission with 3:10 gears 930 hubs, CV joints, & limited slip
differential
-Sachs high performance clutch with heavy duty 2700 pound pressure plate
-Wilwood hydraulic slave unit
-HP transmission oil cooler
Interior
-Beautiful genuine black leather with yellow piping
-5 pt Race harness
-Custom overhead console with map lights & pockets
-VDO guages
-Vintage Air
-Remote radio & cd changer
Misc
OEM tail lights, parking lights, license plate lights, badges, emblems(Gold plated) Genuine Compomotive wheels
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