The Abarth 500C receives a kit called esseesse Abarth Koni through which the engine power of the small Italian sports increased to 160 hp, which despite its emissions remained unchanged. Price? € 3,200 plus VAT. The Abarth 500C may be even stronger. Why? The launch by the house of the scorpion in a kit called "esseesse Abarth Koni" through which the engine power of the small sports car increases by 20 hp at 160 hp.
The maximum torque stays at 23.47 Nm, accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in 7.9 seconds and reaching a top speed of 209 km / h. Despite this increase in numbers, remains unchanged the level of emissions, which remains of 151 g / km. Besides the engine, the kit includes a brand new Koni dampers whose springs have been lowered by 5 mm in front and 20 mm in the rear.
The brake discs will also be different, drilled and ventilated 284 mm front and 240 mm rear. Moreover, the 500C has a new Abarth alloy wheels 17 inches, white or titanium, which host 205/40 tires. The price of this kit for the 500C Abarth is 3,200 euros plus VAT, and for assembly used about 5 hours. 
The maximum torque stays at 23.47 Nm, accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in 7.9 seconds and reaching a top speed of 209 km / h. Despite this increase in numbers, remains unchanged the level of emissions, which remains of 151 g / km. Besides the engine, the kit includes a brand new Koni dampers whose springs have been lowered by 5 mm in front and 20 mm in the rear.
The brake discs will also be different, drilled and ventilated 284 mm front and 240 mm rear. Moreover, the 500C has a new Abarth alloy wheels 17 inches, white or titanium, which host 205/40 tires. The price of this kit for the 500C Abarth is 3,200 euros plus VAT, and for assembly used about 5 hours.
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