🐍 Shelby Super Snake 2024Shelby American ha presentato la Super Snake

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🐍 Shelby Super Snake 2024

Shelby American ha presentato la Super Snake, basata sulla attuale Ford Mustang (s560), sulla quale propone due varianti del 5.0L V8 Coyote: aspirato da 480 CV o, opzionalmente, con compressore volumetrico per una potenza di 830 CV. Qualunque sia la scelta, Shelby ha dotato entrambe di sospensioni riviste, freni potenziati, cambio manuale con rapporti più corti e scarico Borla. Esclusiva anche l'estetica, che si distingue per cerchi in magnesio, cofano in alluminio, passaruota allargati in carbonio e ala fissa in coda

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