You’d expect Ferrari’s 599 GTB Fiorano, which packs 456kW, would be an almost perfect car but Edo Competition don’t agree and so came up with two modified versions of the 599.
The first one uses Ferrari’s 6.0-litre V12 engine, which now produces 478kW, the extra power coming from a recalibrated ECU, modified intake system, performance exhaust and high-flow catalytic converters.
The second version, called 630 GTB Fiorano is based on the 6.3-litre engine from the Ferrari FXX and boasts an impressive 551kW.
Other changes include a whole new suspension developed on the race track, new high-flow exhaust system with electronic butterfly valve control, plus a you get a remote control for adjusting the sound intensity.
The car is lowered by 20mm in the front and 40mm at the back and receives 20-inch wheels, available in custom colors.
