2004 Lamborghini Gallardo on 2040-cars
Martin, Michigan, United States
Highlights: custom Formula 43 wheels, thunderous – head turning - TUBI exhaust, optional hatch glass engine
compartment cover, exterior carbon fiber accent panels, carbon fiber engine compartment panels. 3M wrap –
installed due to the conditions of most of the roads in my state. The wrap was painted with Lamborghini green
basecoat then clearcoated prior to installation. The original paint color underneath is Lamborghini yellow. The
mirrors are also wrapped with 3M carbon fiber vinyl. If you’re concerned about the condition of the paint under
the wrap, wrap removal is negotiable.
2014: ball joints rebuilt and fitted with zerk fittings in the process, now better than oem. Control arms
replaced left/right side. ECU F1 Egear control unit (hydraulic pump) replaced. Custom 3 piece wheels built by
Formula 43 installed. Custom exhaust work – after a few comments from a neighbor I had my mechanic install
removable SuperTrapp exhaust tips. I ended up never needing to use them so they are new in the box.
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