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It was about one year and a half ago that Novitec Rosso unveiled the 747 Package based on the Ferrari 430 Scuderia. This package brought out the good of the Ferrari with an increase of power up to 747 HP, hence the name. One would think that with Ferrari’s release of the 458 Italia, Novitec would move on from their 430 Scuderia projects and start focusing on the newer machine. This is definitely not the case as the German tuner has brought back the Scuderia with an even more menacing package. The new version of the 430 Scuderia is called the 777 Final Edition and follows along the same lines as their previous package with a boost in power and a blacked out hood and roof treatment. The standard 4,300 cc V8 engine has been touched up with a bi-compressor kit and a new exhaust system. These additions allow the Ferrari a boost from 510 HP to a galloping 777 HP. The exterior of the vehicle looks similar to their previous package with an extreme body kit featuring plenty of carbon fiber goodies, a new set of wheels, and the same blacked out components previously mentioned. The yellow exterior paint job found in the 747 package has been switched out for a luscious red more befitting of a Ferrari. Full details will be revealed in the coming weeks. .
16 comments: Ferrari Scuderia 777 Final Edition by Novitec Rosso Actually, if you look at it, the increase in the engine’s horsepower is more than enough. The components of the current car are still up to the specs of the car.
 I see there is no much improvement left for tuning this model. Even on the performance side, other than the 510 HP to a 777 HP raise, rest is quiet similar.
 hmm.It was said that the package was based from Ferrari 430 Scuderia, but I think it’s just a Xerox copy! And I guess we shouldn’t accept this car to have a more powerful engine since it used a v8 technology, which quite outdated!
 Well, it is most likely that this isn’t the final take on the Scuderia by Novitec. Trust me, they will surely come up with a wildly different version of the car in a few months.
 So, what’s up with a lot of these tuning companies coming up with final editions lately? Come to think of it, they’re actually just improvements of their previous projects.
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04.4.2011 @ 01:23