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The LP570-4 rear diffuser is finally here; I will be trimming it to fitted in the car; hopefully will get better airflow into the engine bay...

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Hey that't your bumper...

 

Oh you mean the one that's all hacked up? lol

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I am still waiting on an e-mail with different estimates from Pepi.

 

Thanks a lot guys, I am enjoying it very much but getting desperate already...

 

 

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That car used to be badass in black and verde calipers

 

 

I agree!!!!!

 

It was and I guess still is a car I would LOVE to own!

 

Probably my ATF!!!!

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I have finish with the bumper and all of the underbody panels, the rear LP570-4 under mound diffuser fitted perfectly, I even open some slots to be able to strap the car down in case of a towing or dyno day.

Also bleeded the brakes with Super Blue racing fluid, fill the Redline gear oil to the transmission and front differential, Mobil 1 on the engine.

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I drove the car this morning (without engine cover, rear grills, diffuser, rocker panels or mirrors) to Lamborghini of Palm Beach where they reset the e-Gear by setting the shifting points after the new clutch, also they change the engagement of the clutch to a more aggressive setting.

On the way there I didn't wanted to drive hard but on the way back I pushed it a little and it was jaw dropping the amount of power that this car makes, by far the fastest car I owned yet.

The next stop is the body shop to get the front bumper fitted and repainted.

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Any updates? This is a really cool project. Props to you for doing it yourself. I always enjoy a DIY thread.

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Loving this build! Glad it is a South Florida car. Hope you bring it out with Bill and I sometime so I can see it in person.

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Thank you guys, I appreciate the credits; it has been a lot of work to make it look and run the way I would wanted.

In the past few days I had replaced the spark plugs as one of the last items on the list to go over, with the help of Jason Heffner I got the right part number and gap specs.

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