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Old 05-14-2005, 05:19 PM   #1
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2004 Genaddi Design Continental GT/LM

The LM is a light weight version of the Bentley GT with a savings of over 1000LBs. With performance rated on a sliding scale of available, “power to weight”, the LM gives the driver a real feeling of a race bread chassis without the expensive up keep and limited use. The LM is not a tube frame chassis with different components hung on it, rather it is an enhancement of what Bentley engineers have developed.

Brakes, suspension, and internal engine components are untouched as there is nothing to be done to make it better for the LM performance package. Bentley has also provided one of the strongest unitized chassis in the industry. Steering, six-speed automatic transmission, and all-wheel drive deliver unparalleled handling and performance. No changing the whole car to be a rolling laboratory of advance space aged racing products is not the intent at all.

The LM is for the person that enjoys the GT but desires a lot more then the factory gives. Genaddi Design Group, under the direction of Master Coach Builder Mark Gerisch, is posed to offer you performance, elegant styling, exotic exclusivity and status that is only matched by highly tuned and regarded Porsche’s, Ferraris and Mercedes vehicles.

Only a Bentley GT/LM will do what no other car on the planet can, put 100 years of innovation, craftsmanship and passion at your finger tips.

Facts:

Cost of LM upgrade $170,000. US
Number of limited vehicles produced 50
Carbon Fiber body panels
Steel Roof panel
Front Carbon Fiber air splitter
Rear Carbon Fiber diffuser with rear under tray
Roof Vent
Special Green and silver racing paint
Roll Cage
Fire Suppression system
Carbon Fiber Sparco racing seats with 5-point harness
Shorter Carbon Fiber center consol
Carbon Fiber inner and outer door skins
Lexguard quarter windows with brake and diff. cooling lines
Removed rear seating for shelf
Removal of insulation/carpets and any other product that takes up space and weight
Pressed aluminum floor pans
Borla Stainless Steel Hi-Flow mufflers and 2 ¾ Stainless Steel exhaust tubes
Stainless Steel Exhaust tips
New large Flow turbos
Larger fuel delivery system
Larger air corrector and throttle body
Advanced ECU/ECM electronics
Hi-Flow air cleaner
20X11 BBS lightweight wheels
Pirelli low profile P zero tires



2004 Genaddi Design Continental GT/R

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Old 05-14-2005, 06:26 PM   #2
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I agree Dani with the LM Concept, I think a bigger wing would give it the "GT" look and a more aggressive aproach. I think the wheels look great though.
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Old 05-15-2005, 08:04 PM   #3
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I love it its a beast :shock:
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Old 05-15-2005, 09:01 PM   #4
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I like the LM rear a lot... I think the front end could still use a little bit more work... it's not as cohesive as I think it could be.
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