FERRARI 512 TR LIBERTY WALK 4.9L FLAT-12 — 428 HP RWD

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Category Specification
Vehicle Ferrari 512 TR by Liberty Walk
Engine displacement 4,943 cc
Engine configuration Naturally aspirated 180-degree Flat-12
Valvetrain 48 valves
Maximum power 428 HP / 428 PS / 315 kW at 6,750 rpm
Maximum torque 491 Nm / 362 lb-ft at 5,500 rpm
Transmission 5-speed manual with gated shifter
Drive layout Rear-wheel drive
0-100 km/h Approximately 4.8 seconds
Top speed Approximately 314 km/h / 195 mph
Chassis construction Tubular steel spaceframe with aluminum body panels
Brakes Drilled and ventilated disc brakes on all four wheels
Suspension modification Adjustable air suspension
Body modification LB-WORKS bolt-on front and rear overfenders
Aerodynamic components Front lip splitter, side skirts, rear diffuser, and ducktail spoiler
Wheels Ultra-wide multi-spoke forged deep-dish wheels
Exhaust High-performance quad-tip exhaust
Seating upholstery Leather bucket seats
Instrumentation Orange-on-black analog gauges

Powertrain Analysis

The 4,943 cc naturally aspirated 180-degree Flat-12 produces 428 HP, equivalent to 428 PS or 315 kW, at 6,750 rpm. Peak torque measures 491 Nm, or 362 lb-ft, at 5,500 rpm. The 48-valve engine operates without forced induction and retains the 512 TR’s longitudinal rear-drive powertrain configuration.

A 5-speed manual transmission sends output to the rear wheels. The cabin uses a chrome gated dogleg shifter, providing five manually selected forward gears through an exposed metal shift gate. The powertrain combination is rated for approximately 4.8 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h and an approximate top speed of 314 km/h, or 195 mph.

Chassis & Dynamics

The chassis consists of a tubular steel spaceframe with aluminum body panels. Braking is provided by drilled and ventilated disc brakes at the front and rear. The Liberty Walk conversion adds adjustable air suspension, allowing a substantially reduced parked ride height beneath the widened bodywork.

The LB-WORKS exterior package uses bolt-on overfenders at both axles, increasing the visual track coverage for ultra-wide forged deep-dish wheels and low-profile performance tires. Aerodynamic hardware includes a custom front lip splitter, extended side skirts, an integrated rear diffuser, and a rear ducktail spoiler. A quad-tip performance exhaust completes the rear chassis specification.

Cabin Specifications

The cockpit retains leather bucket seats, a driver-focused center console, and analog orange-on-black instrumentation. The instrument cluster uses conventional dial-based displays rather than digital screens.

The manual transmission control is a chrome gated shifter with a dogleg pattern. The exposed shift gate and analog gauges maintain the mechanical control layout associated with the 5-speed rear-wheel-drive configuration.

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