I'm proud to present you the first Fiat Punto from Russia. Its owner is Anton Tchistioukhin from Moscow, who tuned a lot this model a blue midnight Punto 75 SX. The quality and the quantity of the modifications is really impressive. The car should sport about 90 HP.

 

Engine

  • K&N 57i induction kit
  • Superchips chip tuning
  • Colombo & Bariani camshaft
  • Supersprint full exhaust system
  • OMP strut brace
  • final drive ratio from MK1 Sporting
  • 110mm silencer from ProSport
  • Apexi RevSpeed Meter with G-sensor

Brakes

  • 284mm Fiat Coupe Turbo Lucas discs
  • GAZ calipers
  • Custom made caliper nounting brackets
  • Fast road Ferodo pads

Suspension

  • Full KW version 2 kit

Wheels

  • 6.5x15 Proma DTM black wheels
  • 195/50 R15 Pirelli P5000 Drago rubber

Exterior

  • Novitec front bumper spoiler & air intake bonnet scoop
  • Modified front wheel arches
  • Morette twin headlight
  • Colored front indicators
  • Smoked side repeaters
  • M3 style door mirrors
  • Smoked windows

Interior

  • UNP Extreme Brand front seats
  • Abarth pedals
  • Aluminium gear lever gaitor surround
  • Sparco X-Speed gearknob
  • Momo gear lever gaitor
  • Isotta steering wheel

Ice

  • Alpine TDA-7588 RB cassette headunit
  • Alpine CHA-S624 6-disc changer
  • Precision Power PCX-440 amplifier
  • Hertz EBX-25 sub
  • Lanzar 16cm built-in speakers in doors

Anton sent me a very detailed opinion about the performance of his own car: "Now I finalized my first stage of my Punto 75 MK1 modifications. It took some time to make the RSM GP measure properly, but finally I tested the car yesterday and am quite satisfied!"

  • Max power: 92 hp at 6034 rpm
  • 0-100 km/h - 9.5 sec
  • 0-400 m - 16.6 sec
  • max speed - 180 km/h

"Now the basic Sporting MK1 version is beaten and this still with 1242 8V engine!!! Now it's time to move further, my tuning people are looking for a 1.8 16V twinspark Alfa engine. Hope that 250 hp will look nice under my bonnet I will update you on the second mods step, this seems to be completed by summer 2004."


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