QuickSilver get their hands on the new Lamborghini Revuelto
When you think of Lamborghini, you typically think of outrageous looks, scissor doors, high speeds, and of course, a howling V12 in most cases.
The new Revuelto is all of those things except in the sound department, which is where our Sound Architects step in.
We've made essentially a straight piped rear section, similar to how we make our new Ford GT exhausts.
We've designed this to include a reverberation chamber in the shape of a figure of 8. This means the gases flow freely, and allow them to mix, resulting in a very unique and crisp tone.
Removing the rear silencer has also meant that you're saving a lot on weight, which aids in the performance of the car (not that it needs it at over a 1000hp!).
We've then gone a step further and covered this in hard heat lagging, to considerably reduce the external and surface temperature of the exhaust.
To give it that unique Lambo style, we've had the lagging heat treated to give it a gold/bronze finish, which looks great when you pop the engine cover, or have look through the tips.
Whether your revving it on the driveway or pinning your foot to the floor, you're going to hear this literal banshee for miles.
We've put a lot of time into this exhaust, and we feel the results speak for themselves.
Contact us here for more information and availability.
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