May I bump this thread? Just my 0.02 cents...
I've observed the growing dominance of the Gallardo's TT program by UGR and it's mind boggling on where the set-up has brought them. For that, I applaud UGR and its promising future.
Ever since the knowledge of the Aventador came out, I soon looked at the engine specs and lo and behold the excitement arose in within because finally my ideal set-up for an engine has been applied. What is it? Simple. The bore is BIGGER than the stroke. Thanks to Maurizio Reggiani!!! Now it can rev! The way I look at it, if I want an all-out roll-racing set-up, I would leave the bore and stroke size stock and run the longest connecting rod possible and move the piston pin as high as possible to get the rod length. With this, less cylinder wall side loading and internal reciprocating drag goes down.
Anyhow, I saw that many Gallardo TT's are being sold and IF the sole reason for owners to sell is to acquire a Huracan TT 2R. Great! Well, displacement is still the same. 1300 cc less than the Aventador. I made my point...
Displacement…I think it's also a historical fact that the GTRs can never beat Gallardos. Let alone the Aventador. Period!
The world of high-horsepower cars will never be the same when a Aventador 2R comes out. In roll-racing, displacement and brute horsepower rules and this where I think the Aventador will shine. RPMs win!