Wheelsandmore’s Ferrari GTC4Lusso T Packs More Grunt Than The V12

Wheelsandmore has completed yet another tuning program for a Ferrari, in this case the GTC4Lusso T.

This project isn’t about just a new set of rims, but a plug-and-play box for the twin-turbo 3.9-liter V8 in two different stages. Stage 1 brings the output to 695PS (685hp) and 860Nm (634lb-ft) of torque, while Stage 2 lifts it to 715PS (705hp) and 885Nm (653lb-ft).

In Stage 2 guise, the tuned GTC4Lusso T is 105PS (104hp) and 125Nm (92lb-ft) of torque more powerful than the stock one. Moreover, it also surpasses the naturally aspirated V12 engine’s output by 25PS (25hp) 188Nm (139lb-ft). This should be enough to give the lesser version an edge over the V12, which needs 3.4sec to cover the 0-100km/h (0-62mph) sprint, 0.1 seconds faster than the standard V8.

So, how much would the chip tuning cost? That would be at least €2,520 ($3,105) in Germany, without tax, to which another €12,597 ($15,520) will be added for the special 21- and 22-inch wheel set. The rims are shod in 255/30/21 front and 315/25/22 rear Pirelli rubber, and the price doesn’t include any upgrades.

The tuner offers special lowering springs for the GTC4Lusso T, which lower the ride height by 30mm (1.19in) and are compatible with the lift-up system, too.

Finally, the Italian supercar can be had with a handcrafted exhaust for a deeper tone and probably a few extra horses squeezed from the engine.