Ferrari F360 J.N. Hephaiss
May 19, 2008 by EuroCarsJ.N. Hephaiss developed a body-kit for the Ferrari F360 Modena Coupe. Particular attention was paid to the aerodynamic implications of modifying the Pininfarina-designed body.
Front spoiler, side skirts and rear diffuser have been tested to improve downforce.
Available online from: J.N. Hephaiss
Ferrari F360 Fabulous
May 18, 2008 by EuroCarsFabulous is a japanese company that caters for mostly for the VIP-style. Besides Lexus and other japenese brands they have an offering for imported vehicles. For the Ferrari F360 Modena two body-kits are available. One kit is entirely made from fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP), the other comes with a few carbon fiber highlights.
The carbon fiber version pictured here can be recognized by the air-inlets that are lined with the material. A carbon fiber lip at the bottom of the bumper finishes the race-inspired look.
The front bumper is clearly inspired by the F360 GT race car.
The subtle rear spoiler finished in FRP or carbon fiber, is most notable from the side.
The rear bumper is lined with a carbon fiber diffuser.
Ferrari F360 Novitec Rosso
May 17, 2008 by EuroCarsNovitec is a German company specialized in tuning italian cars. Since they first started in 1989 with a Fiat hatchback they have evolved to the high end of the Fiat Group. Today over 300 people work for Novitec.
Novitec made its name with engine tuning and still has a very practical approach when developing custom parts. All body part provide more then just a cosmetic function they serve an aerodynamic purpose as well.
The F360 Modena can be upgraded with a more aggresive Front Bumper that’s available in Carbon Fiber.
Just like all other body components the Side Skirts have been shaped in the wind tunnel to provide additional downforce. Ultra light Carbon Fiber Side Skirts are available at extra charge.
An aerodynamically shaped Rear Wing that is also available in Carbon Fiber pushes the rear of the F360 down. While the Rear Diffusor that fits the original rear bumper sucks the car closer to tarmac.
A Carbon Fiber Grille and Black Taillights finish the enhanced look of the Ferrari Modena. Not pictured is the Front Spoiler for the original bumper of the F360 that comes in a Carbon Fiber finish upon request.
