Jean Philippe Dayraut has released some images of the Dacia Duster in competition with the French driver will take part June 26 at Pikes Peak International, a challenging hill climb that takes place every year - by far in 1916 - and whose route runs along the treacherous slopes of the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
The photos released by the pilot show the SUV Dacia during the process of assembling the car and during aerodynamic tests in wind tunnel. Compared to the version that was in the French speed skating trophy "Andros Trophy, the Duster that participate in the Pikes Peak for a new bumper in white with a very generous lower lip profile, while the rear window was installed in a large Adjustable aerodynamic wing, divided into two parts.
The Duster Pikes Peak has been developed by engineers of Tork Engineering who have installed the powerful twin-turbo V8 engine of the Nissan GT-R, developed up to a maximum power of 850 hp. For the moment it has been sent further specifications of the car, the only thing certain is that on June 5 will begin the first tests of this bolide signed Dacia, essential to face the best - 19 days later - the treacherous sands and the rugged terrain of Pikes Peak. 
The photos released by the pilot show the SUV Dacia during the process of assembling the car and during aerodynamic tests in wind tunnel. Compared to the version that was in the French speed skating trophy "Andros Trophy, the Duster that participate in the Pikes Peak for a new bumper in white with a very generous lower lip profile, while the rear window was installed in a large Adjustable aerodynamic wing, divided into two parts.
The Duster Pikes Peak has been developed by engineers of Tork Engineering who have installed the powerful twin-turbo V8 engine of the Nissan GT-R, developed up to a maximum power of 850 hp. For the moment it has been sent further specifications of the car, the only thing certain is that on June 5 will begin the first tests of this bolide signed Dacia, essential to face the best - 19 days later - the treacherous sands and the rugged terrain of Pikes Peak.
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