Many would agree that Ferrari’s new F12 Berlinetta is no pushover. With 730 horses sent to the rear wheels, only those who are born with balls of steel can take it to the limit. But to tuning companies like Novitec Rosso, 730 is still a puny number and they think that the Berlinetta could use a bit more.
Called the ROSSO N-LARGO, the F12 Berlinetta is given the special touches by the German-based company and is now a widened, non-compromising tower of power. Like all Novitec creations, they start with appealing the eyes; without going overboard. The Berlinetta is given a wide body conversion kit that is made out of carbon fiber to give the aerodynamic efficiency without bogging the car down.
This includes new fender flares, front and rear bumpers, grille, a hood air scoop, mirror cover, diffuser and a spoiler. The wheels are also replaced with their own three-piece NF5 NL forged wheels combining 21-inch for the front and 22-inch for the rear. The five-spoke wheels are wrapped with Pirelli P ZERO tires in size 335/25 ZR 22.
But Novitec does not only work on the surface as they also tinker what is underneath. Other than revising the suspension with front lift function, the 6.3-liter V12 engine is given an ECU remap that now allows it to produce 781-horsepower and 524 lb-ft of torque. And to finish it off, Novitec also added a new high-performance quad exhaust system.
