Good Taste - Chapter 2: Huracan / ADV1 / Akrapovic // Tag Motorsports

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With quite an impressive history of moddig cars (previous Nardo Grey ‘14 RS7 with ADV1 5.0CS MV2 Wheels in Satin Bronze Finish included for reference HERE) our client in Denver, CO, had us excited when we learned of his new Lamborghini Huracan and his plans for it. You can tell by his previous build that he has good taste. And there’s no arguing with good taste. A car can be different and unique trying new combinations of colors and textures, or clean and classy staying with the same themes we’ve seen before, but good taste will always dictate the direction and conclusion of a build. And sometimes, the attempted look ends up with a little bit of both, a bit different and unique yet truly clean and classy. As a result, the finished product can be nothing short of stunning.

This goes for this Lamborghini Huracan, with a very nice list of modifications that simply put, belong on this bad bull.

With such an intimidating design and overall look, the Huracan is deserving of some very aggressive wheels to compliment it. Any wheel worthy of this build would have to have the same characteristics. ADV 5.2 MV2 CS wheels were the perfect choice, with a staggered diameter fitment of 20” up at the front and 21” back at the rear. To add to the aggressiveness of the wheel design and fitment, the incredible Polished Matte Brown finish was chosen, for an incredible contrast of color between the red calipers and white body paint. When combined, the golden brown finish looks absolutely stunning.

And to complete the build on a great note, pun intended, an Akrapovic Slip-On Titanium exhaust seals the deal, giving this Huracan the perfect V10 sound that we all love.

Full List of Modifications:
2015 Lamborghini Huracan
-ADV 5.2 MV2 CS Wheels in Polished Matte Brown Finish 20" Front 21" Rear
-245/30/20 & 325/25/21 Pirelli PZero Tires
-Novitec Lowering Springs
-Akrapovic Exhaust System

What do you guys think? If you have any questions at all regarding any of the parts you see, please feel free to contact us by clicking HERE or PM for more details.

Here are some photos of this gorgeous Italian. Many thanks to Ronnie Renaldi for the great images! Check out his work HERE
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There's always room for improvement, but in this case it might be kind of difficult haha!