Eduard Huma
Catching a massively-modified Rolls-Royce Wraith doing its thing in public is indeed a rare-sight, and this is exactly what happened in Marbella, Spain recently, when people on the streets gathered around for a photo session on an extensively modified Wraith by Novitec.
Novitec Group and Spofec division are well-known for their impressive builds on Rolls-Royce models, and the Wraith is the ultimate novelty when it comes to insane and wide programs.
From the start, the Rolls-Royce Wraith has a huge advantage for which a tuner would use it for extensive customizations – it is already massive, extremely aggressive and imposing with the evolutionary design lines. And Spofec`s Overdose kit amplifies these characteristics.
The car`s new ride has been modified to such extend that it is now looking meaner – it stands closer to the ground, it is wider by almost 7 feet and fitted with air suspension lowered to around 1.6 inches. The new set of 22-inch alloy wheels further enhance its aggressiveness.
Novitec didn’t resort to just the wide body kit and also wanted to make it more powerful. In this sense, it played around with its powertrain and added an extra punch. All that was achieved thanks to an ECU remapping which significantly raises its power.
In stock form, the Rolls-Royce Wraith is using a massive 6.6-liter V12 engine with 622 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque, but thanks to the new power kit, this monster on wheels squeezes out no less than 707 horsepower and 986 Nm of torque. This also allows a whopping 4.2 seconds from standstill to 100 km/h.
We are not sure how much the entire kit cost, but given the car`s spicy price, we recon somewhere around $150,000 worth of customizations carried out both at the exterior as well as under the hood. You can find further details in the media gallery below released by Autogespot user Damian12.
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