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Someone’s building a twin-turbo LS V8 Lambo Huracan

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Someone’s building a twin-turbo LS V8 Lambo Huracan | Top Gear

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And it will come with a manual gearbox, too. SEMA, you ain’t ready

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Someone’s building a twin-turbo LS V8 Lambo Huracan

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And it will come with a manual gearbox, too. SEMA, you ain’t ready

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And it will come with a manual gearbox, too. SEMA, you ain’t ready

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Someone’s building a twin-turbo LS V8 Lambo Huracan

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Someone’s building a twin-turbo LS V8 Lambo Huracan

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Someone’s building a twin-turbo LS V8 Lambo Huracan

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And it will come with a manual gearbox, too. SEMA, you ain’t ready

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Hard to believe this particular Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 started life as a lightly modified supercar. A previous turbo mod failed, causing a massive fire that destroyed the whole thing.

Enter Chris Steinbacher, who purchased the fire-damaged shell of the Huracan, and decided to embark upon a series of rather more serious modifications that’ll eventually result in the image you see above. In short, it’ll be a twin-turbo Lamborghini Huracan with a manual gearbox.

Mr Steinbacher is planning on this Huracan to produce around 1,000bhp because why the hell not. Said power will be deployed via the medium of truck: specifically, a ‘junkyard’ find iron-block LQ4 LS V8. It has a capacity of 6.0-litres and a low compression ratio, so is ripe for a spot of twin-turbocharging.

Elsewhere, Steinbacher’s creation will be equipped with a manual gearbox from an old Audi R8, and wear carbon fibre body panels from a Huracan Super Trofeo. The final FrankenLambo is scheduled to be unveiled at this year’s SEMA show in Las Vegas, so you have a bit of time to recollect your senses...

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Hard to believe this particular Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 started life as a lightly modified supercar. A previous turbo mod failed, causing a massive fire that destroyed the whole thing.

Enter Chris Steinbacher, who purchased the fire-damaged shell of the Huracan, and decided to embark upon a series of rather more serious modifications that’ll eventually result in the image you see above. In short, it’ll be a twin-turbo Lamborghini Huracan with a manual gearbox.

Mr Steinbacher is planning on this Huracan to produce around 1,000bhp because why the hell not. Said power will be deployed via the medium of truck: specifically, a ‘junkyard’ find iron-block LQ4 LS V8. It has a capacity of 6.0-litres and a low compression ratio, so is ripe for a spot of twin-turbocharging.

Elsewhere, Steinbacher’s creation will be equipped with a manual gearbox from an old Audi R8, and wear carbon fibre body panels from a Huracan Super Trofeo. The final FrankenLambo is scheduled to be unveiled at this year’s SEMA show in Las Vegas, so you have a bit of time to recollect your senses...

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And it will come with a manual gearbox, too. SEMA, you ain’t ready