Modern Supercar Technical Photos

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Thread for photos that illustrate the chassis, suspension, drivetrain and engines of modern (mid 80s and up?) supercars.

Starting with the Mercedes Benz SLR, feel free to post what you have.

[mx_tifoso]

http://www.zcars.com.au/images/corvette ... assis1.jpg

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Mercedes Benz SLS:




























High res:

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http://www.zcars.com.au/images/corvette-zr1-chassis1.jpg

That die cast roof frame is a beautiful part.


Aston Martin One-77:

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Yet to be unveiled Lamborghini:


Naturally aspirated V12!

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Regarding the Aventador pic above, what sort of bearing would they be using in that seemingly narrow bellcrank?

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Saleen S7:

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Porsche Carrera GT:

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McLaren F1:





Development mule using Ultima GTR body/chassis:

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Bugatti Veyron:

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Not much left on my HD, so I'll end with a not quite supercar, the Panamera:

[RacingManiac]

That new Lambo pic is interesting, the first pic I am assuming is when the car is sitting on its wheel, and the car is already on the jounce rubber....

[mx_tifoso]

http://www.autoblog.it/post/34054/ferra ... se-clienti

high res available^

[Pandamasque]

Not exactly a photo, bot lots of juicy under the skin stuff.



Edit: typo

[tomislavp4]

Not exactly a photo, bot lost of juicy under the skin stuff.]

I know that Koenigsegg is very proud of the engineering that they´ve done and what they achieved, and he has every right to be, however, they aren´t the only production car with a aluminium-honeycomb core are they? Ferrari uses Nomex cores if I´m not mistaken but don´t Pagani also use aluminium?