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Road Race Motorsports rolls out Fiat 500 M1 Turbo Tallini Competizione Are you an aspiring New or Used Car Buyer looking for your dream car? Visit Cars4sa.co.za Filed under: Aftermarket, Performance, Hatchback, Fiat Weve seen some pretty radical modifications based on the Fiat 500 - from the Abarth 695 Biposto to that ridiculous idea to put a Ferrari engine in the back of a Cinquecento - but we never seem to get tired of it. On that note, we bring you the Fiat 500 M1 Turbo Tallini Competizione. Built by Road Race Motorsports, the M1 takes a tarmac-rally approach and features an extensive list of modifications. For starters, the engine has been retuned to produce 250 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque, helping to knock a second off the 0-60 time (7.2 seconds from the factory). Upgraded brakes net a 20-percent improvement in stopping distance, and Road Race has put a special emphasis on high-speed stability and cornering performance. Other modifications include a limited-slip differential, carbon-kevlar clutch and a reworked suspension with Bilstein shocks, stiffer bushings and upgraded sway bar, with 16-inch wheels wearing Toyo Proxes rubber. In addition to a full carbon-fiber widebody kit that helps cut 120 pounds off the curb weight, Road Race has given the M1 a new front air dam, side skirts, hood vents, brake ducts and rear spoiler. The interior has similarly been upgraded with racing buckets, five-point harnesses and a roll cage. Road Race will only build 50 individually numbered examples of what it calls the only Special Edition Fiat built in the Western Hemisphere... since Fiats reintroduction to North America. With an extensive list of options, prices range from $15k to $100k. Continue reading Road Race Motorsports rolls out Fiat 500 M1 Turbo Tallini Competizione Road Race Motorsports rolls out Fiat 500 M1 Turbo Tallini Competizione originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 01 Aug 2014 08:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments
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