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NOVITEC FIDDLED WITH A MCLAREN 675 LT SPIDER, AND THE WORLD IS A BETTER PLACE NOW.

When it comes to McLaren, like Porsche, only the true aficionados can identify the specific model from more than 20 feet away, which is why we things it’s a great idea to do things to them to make them stand out from the crowd. In the case of the absolutely amazing 765LT Spider it can’t really have been that easy to modify in a way that was both good-looking, tasteful, and also doesn’t detract too much from the original lines of the stylish supercar. As the chaps from, Novitec say: “Our Novitec McLaren 765LT has enough horsepower to rearrange your face, but now, in the Spider, it’ll do your hair at the same time! Slip into the passenger seat of one of the most exhilarating cars of our time! Enjoy!”

We’re a fan of the LT cars from McLaren, they have such a good-looking backside thanks to that longer-than-normal tail (LT is the acronym for Long Tail, in case you didn’t know). The designers at Novitec had their work cut out for them. Still, they managed to design and create some amazing visual add-ons that also aid the car’s already impressive aerodynamics. These parts can be colour-matched to the car’s original paintwork, but seeing as they’re available in bare carbon fibre, we reckon anyone adding paint to these components needs to have their head checked. Carbon fibre is carbon fibre, don’t hide that stuff yo! Adding to these components, Novitec offers a set of their own-brand 20 and 21-inch forged wheels made in conjunction with world-renowned wheel manufacturer, Vossen. There’s also a lowering kit available in the form of shorter springs.

With that McLaren badge on, here in sunny SA, the 765LT will set you back close to R7 000 000, and that’s just a direct sway from dollars to Rands, never mind shipping and licensing fees on top of that. As you’d expect from a car that costs the same as a small country’s GDP, the 765LT is pretty rapid. It sees fitment of a twin-turbocharged V8 that has an impressive 563 kW (755 hp) and 800 Nm available to induce smiles and nausea. After running through the Novitec fettling process, the 765LT’s power rises to 629 kW (855 hp) with torque up at 898 Nm. This should see the Long Tail hit the measured 100 km/h mark in as little as 2.5-seconds and has a new top speed of over 300 km/h. This is from some software tuning and a few versions of a new Novitec Race high-performance exhaust system (that can be had with 999 find gold plating, if you have proper F-You money). 

Take a look at the YouTube video from the chaps at Novitec from their Supercar Diaries series where they showcase the changes they're able to do to the amazing McLaren 765LT Spider: Novitec McLaren 765LT Spider, is it better than a Ferrari SF90?! / The Supercar Diaries | Novitec Group

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