quinta-feira, 19 de julho de 2018




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RENAULT MÉGANE RS TROPHY CHEGA MAIS RADICAL E COM 300 CV Imagens e fotos de carro
MÉGANE RS MORE 'RADICAL'...The Renault Sport division of the French manufacturer has just revealed the new edition of the most radical Mégane, a car that carries the well-known name RS Trophy and which is characterized by being the most dynamic and radical version that customers can find of the model, a car that will continue to be the benchmark within the sports compact segment.In terms of mechanics, the new Renault Mégane RS Trophy retains the same turbo 1.8 TCe engine of normal RS, but the engineers of Renault Sport have increased their power, which goes from 280 to 300 hp, while increasing the torque of 400 at 420 Nm, this is the case for units that are equipped with EDC automatic transmission with double clutch and seven speeds.





According to data provided by the manufacturer, the Renault Mégane RS Trophy is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km / h in 5.7 seconds and reaches a top speed of 260 km / h thanks to the inclusion of a particulate filter, comply with the new Euro 6d standard.
The mechanical improvements include a new exhaust system specific to this model and can vary its sonority according to the driving mode chosen by the driver, plus a Torsen self-locking differential, four-piston rigid caliper brakes signed by Brembo, more shock absorbers rigid hydraulics and torsion bars. In addition, the turbocharger is mounted on a ceramic ball bearing, a technology derived from Formula 1 single-seaters, which allows it to spin at more than 200,000 rpm, for quicker action.Externally, the Mégane RS Trophy is distinguished by its special design 19-inch alloy wheels, which carry details in red color and use Bridgestone Potenza S001 245/35 R19 tires that can give the sporty touch to the set. The interior features Recaro bucket seats with integrated headrests.


Source: Autonews

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