Styling Novitec Panda.
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Styling Novitec Panda.
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17" wheels with 215/35R17" tires.
35mm lowering springs.
30-80mm coilover set.
Front and rear spoiler.
Dual tip exhaust.
Twin Air Powerjet 2 kit 99 hp. (420,- Euro excl installing)
MultiJet tuning 91 hp.
35mm lowering springs.
30-80mm coilover set.
Front and rear spoiler.
Dual tip exhaust.
Twin Air Powerjet 2 kit 99 hp. (420,- Euro excl installing)
MultiJet tuning 91 hp.
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Not impressed. I've expressed my dislike of the new model already in other threads but I think it looks particularly ugly in light colours. (I think the 4x4 in black is much more appealing and it seems to be the best of the bunch.) Even trying to adopt a neutral standpoint, I think the spoilers are a little overdone and the new Panda needs at least 110 hp, preferably 120, to justify any posing.
As the Italians would say of cars that try to look the part but don't succeed - "Volere ma non potere" - to want to but not be able.
As the Italians would say of cars that try to look the part but don't succeed - "Volere ma non potere" - to want to but not be able.
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Not my cup of tea.
Don't like the 17" wheels, to big IMHO.
And i'm not a fan of Tupperware, and if i would make that front spoiler matt black.
And to get more power then 100 hp out of the TwinAir you need a bigger turbo.
Apparently the new 105 hp TwinAir would be able to past the 120 hp after a remap.
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It just looks like my MultiJet lounge with some different wheels on 
The fact it doesn't look much different to standard goes to show how subtle the mods are (apart from the wheels of course).
I would have gone 16" rather than 17", but each to their own. It doesn't look BAD though.
The fact it doesn't look much different to standard goes to show how subtle the mods are (apart from the wheels of course).
I would have gone 16" rather than 17", but each to their own. It doesn't look BAD though.
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Lovely Tupperware, but still underpowered.
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Novitech? Isn’t that what the Russians poison people with?
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Ooops there goes another rubber tree plant... Oh I mean super low profile shod alloy wheel.
Very smart but no thankyou. We have holes in our road that would loose a whole Panda for months, let alone wreck those wheels, and lower springs... not in this neck of the woods thankyou.
Very smart but no thankyou. We have holes in our road that would loose a whole Panda for months, let alone wreck those wheels, and lower springs... not in this neck of the woods thankyou.
That's a very nice looking panda, would be quite rapid if it had a 1.4 T-Jet in it but around Surrey & Sussex awful roads it would probably be a harsh ride & I don't think those nice wheels would last long before hitting a pothole and cracking
When I saw the title of this thread I thought the Russians had poisoned the Panda.
That would p*ss off the Chinese
Novitec is a well known tuner off Italian cars. I think they even do Ferrari stuff.
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Novitec are a German company, so the chances of getting hold of one of these not stained in tears are very slim
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Now a days Novitec does more then Italian cars, and also moved on the much more expensive cars.
For FIAT's and alike they do nothing anymore.
For FIAT's and alike they do nothing anymore.
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That's a shame. My Barchetta has a Novitec exhaust (fitted at least 15 years ago) and it's excellent quality (and very loud :devil
I couldn't agree more, they do look neat. I was considering putting cross rear lights on my black Panda but have not done the conversion yet
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I have done the Cross light's conversion on al my Panda's 85 Lounge, a blue one and a silver one, both with privacy glass.
