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Underground Racing Twin Turbo Gallardo Lp560 1500hp - Lamborghini Lp560 on 2040-cars

US $313,000.00
Year:2009 Mileage:5350
Location:

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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 2009 Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 completed with an LP570-4 Full Carbon OEM Aerodynamic Kit.

Built Complete by Underground Racing with no Expense spared in this 1500HP monster. 


You are viewing a 2009 Lamborghini LP560-4 Gallardo built by none other than Underground Racing.  This is one of the few Gallardo's that is not only a LP560 but also an LP560 with an OEM Nero Nemesis (Matte Black) paint from the factory.  This specific vehicle was built for Peak Completions and the owner was well known for demanding the very best and not sparing any expenses in his builds.  As you can see in the build sheet below, not only did he begin with a highly optioned Gallardo LP560, but he also picked every top tier part for the build.  The car has approx. 5300 miles and is located in Vancouver, BC, Canada on a US clear title.  The car is flawless and has been driven approx. 1100 miles on our possession.  We purchased this vehicle for $350,000 USD and will consider all offers.  I am also interested in higher end exotic trades such as a Lamborghini 670-SV, Lexus LFA, and etc.  I am willing to trade up or down if the price is right.  This car can be shipped anywhere in the world.  I am in the exotic car business and am well known.  Please visit my website to get an idea of who we are:  www.srautogroup.com  I am the owner of this car and have final say, this is not a brokering deal.  I have the title, so please be serious with your offers and call me if you wish to speak to me directly.  Now for the vehicle:

2009 Lamborghin Gallardo LP560-4

Factory Options:

Full LP570 Aerokit (Rear Spoiler, Rear Diffuser, Side Skirts, LP570 Front Bumper, LP570 Mirrors)  All OEM carbon fiber

Nero Nemesis Matte Paint

Q-Citura Deviated Stitching on Seats

Lamborghini Branding Package

Glass Engine Bonnet

Rear Camera and Parking Sensors

Nose Lift

CD Changer

Factory Ceramic Brakes with Matte Red Calipers with Lamborghini Script

Alcantara Steering Wheel

Full Carbon Fiber Interior

Bi-Color Stitch and Full Leather Headliner

Navigation

Underground Racing Equipment (Upgraded at 2500 Miles)

http://www.undergroundracing.com/car-gallery/09-up-lp560/243-peak-2009-lamborghini-twin-turbo-lp560.html

Stage 1 Race Version
1100+ WHP using Pump Gas
1500+ WHP using Race Gas

- Custom twin Billet Race turbochargers
- Tial billet wastegates
- Tial billet blow off valves
- Custom fabricated stainless steel exhaust using aircraft quality metal
- Ultra lightweight stainless steel mufflers
- Polished exhaust finish
- Custom fabricated stainless steel air induction using aircraft quality metal
- K&N air filters
- High quality silicone hose
- High pressure T-bolt clamps for intake pressure tubes
- High quality v-band clamps for exhaust connections
- Custom heat shielding and high quality heat wrap
- Custom Air/Water intercooler system with high flow water pump
- High flow intercooler water heat exchanger
- Custom ice water reservoir.
- Crankcase ventilation system
- Seat sleeves for aluminum block

Underground Custom Billet Short Block
- Full blue print and balanced race short block
- Disassemble complete Lamborghini V10
- Install custom block sleeves
- Bore & hone V10 with torque plate
- Machine block deck surface V10 Aluminum
- Machine block deck surface V10 Sleeves
- Balance complete V10 rotating assembly
- Mallory for balancing crankshaft
- Polish and mic crankshaft
- Jet clean block
- Jet clean cylinder heads
- Carrillo billet rods
- CP custom reverse dish race pistons
- CP spiral locks
- CP .180+ wall wrist pins
- CP oil rail support
- Custom steel cylinder sleeves
- Main bearings
- Rod bearings
- Total seal TNT file fit rings
- Assemble complete Lamborghini V10

Cylinder Heads
- Race Version heads
- ARP cylinder head studs

Fuel System
- Two custom billet fuel pump hangers with high flow fuel pumps
- Custom aluminum fuel rails
- All Aeroquip stainless steel fuel line and aluminum fittings
- Aeromotive adjustable fuel pressure regulator
- Upgraded fuel injectors

Transmission Upgrade
- Billet 1st thru 6th gear set
- Custom final drive gear set

Clutch
- Tilton clutch, pressure plate and flywheel

Quick Shift Upgrade
- Hardware
- Wiring harness
- Software setup

Tuning
- MoTeC Engine Management System
- Boost by Gear
- Custom wiring harness

 Again this was a no expense spared build and that is why we purchased it.  It is the best of the best and was completed at 2500Miles on the clock.  This car is perfect and has not see more than 800HP driving while in my possession.

I am very happy to answer any questions regarding the car, again I paid $350USD for it and I know it is worth all of that to this day however I am realistic and I am ready to move it forward to a new owner as long as they are realistic.  Please do not contact me if you are comparing this UGR TT to a 2004 UGR Gallardo or something funny like that.

Thanks for Viewing this and Reading, please contact Raymond at 604.671.8431 if you have any questions in regards to this vehicle or if you would like to view it.  Canadian residents will have to import this vehicle into Canada and pay duties and tax's if they wish to keep it in Canada.

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