Video: Heffner 850HP Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder TT

Posted on Wednesday 9 April 2008

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The Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder is already one of the most desirable cars on the planet with its stunning good looks and monster of an engine. The owner of this Gallardo Spyder, however, just wasn’t happy with the stock 500hp 5.0L V10 so decided to call on Heffner performance to add a couple of turbos into the mix. The result of this is an 850hp Gallardo droptop, which even with an AWD system smokes the tires during launch. The noise the car makes as it first roars away is stunning and is easily more aurally stimulating than the stock Gallardo Spyder. The guys from Jalopnik have unearthed a video of the car in action, which can watch in full after the jump.

System Contents:
- Engine Removal and Disassembly
- Steel Cylinder Liners
- Custom 9:1 Compression Ratio Forged Pistons
- Polishing of Crankshaft Journals
- Connecting Rod Bearings
- Main Bearings
- Balancing of Rotating Assembly
- Blueprinting and Assembly of Engine
- Heavy Duty Clutch and Pressure Plate
- Twin Water Cooled Dual Ball Bearing Turbos
- Two Tial 38mm Wastegates
- Two Tial 50mm Blow Off Valves
- Custom Made Stainless Steel Turbo Midpipes
- Custom Made Stainless Steel Turbo Downpipes
- Custom Made Stainless Steel Exhaust System
- Stainless Steel Turbo Oil Feed Lines
- Stainless Steel Turbo Oil Drain Lines
- Colder Heat Range Spark Plugs
- High Flow Turbo Air Inlet Plumbing
- High Flow Turbo Air Discharge Plumbing
- Spearco Water to Air Intercooler
- Intercooler Water Pump
- Intercooler Water Reservoir
- All Necessary Lines and Fittings
- High Flow In Tank Fuel Pumps
- Upgraded Fuel Injectors
- All Necessary Gaskets and Fluids
- Optimized Fuel and Spark Calibration
- Professional Installation and Tuning

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7 Comments for 'Video: Heffner 850HP Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder TT'

  1.  
    DaveDav
    April 9, 2008 | 8:30 am
     

    how much did he pay for this?

  2.  
    Gus
    April 9, 2008 | 11:26 am
     

    First, it says 850 rwhp. I thought it was AWD?
    Second, to race on public streets is nasty, and if you’re going to film a promo for your product, maybe you should rent some track time. He even pulls off some full rip acceleration runs right next to dense traffic at the 4 minute mark. With that much power, if he loses grip, he’s into the other cars at huge speeds. I know it sounds like I’m an old fuddy-duddy, but other people shouldn’t pay for your mistakes, and seeing that sort of thing is what gives sports cars a bad rep.
    Third, what is it with Lamborghini owners and the leather jackets with the word “Lamborghini” written on the sleeve in huge gold script? I mean, why not hang some panties from the mirror?
    What an amazing bit of machinery, though. I see this car as a fun way to see the road, I think this guy is just into showing off. Maybe I’m just getting old…

  3.  
    lincy junior
    April 9, 2008 | 12:28 pm
     

  4.  
    SuperSkyline89
    April 9, 2008 | 1:47 pm
     

    Gus,
    I read about this exact car in Car and Driver’s recent 0-200-0 MPH shootout. if I remember right, Heffner did indeed change the driveline to RWD from the original AWD setup.

  5.  
    Gus
    April 9, 2008 | 4:11 pm
     

    Hmm, then what about this line in the article? :

    “which even with an AWD system smokes the tires during launch”

    My guess is two tires would never be able to handle that kind of power well. If it is a RWD, then that guy is even more nuts doing it around others…

  6.  
    wayne
    April 9, 2008 | 8:04 pm
     

    I’m the owner/driver…*850 RWD RWHP measured by dis-connecting front drive shaftds.
    Then they go back on for street operation.
    C&D car is a friend of mines . He has permantenly removed front driveshafts (saves 100 lbs)

    Motor work $60,000. No panties required..they come easy enough!

  7.  
    wayne
    April 9, 2008 | 8:09 pm
     

    BTW motor shot is not of my car. Another TT Gallardo coupe.
    No other carrs EVEN CLOSE to being endangered. I’m no kid (63) I’ve
    been driving performance cars for some time. On & OFF track.
    and I only put myself at risk

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