Ultra lightweight forged alloy wheels and Pirelli P-ZER Trofeo R tyres, carbon ceramic brakes and an uprated suspension system that embraces technology from the McLaren P also contribute to the radical specification.
Compared with the 650S, front ride height is reduced while the track is wider. Handling is optimized through a stiffer and lighter suspension setup, with the adjustable suspension settings recalibrated to boost driving engagement, road holding and agility.
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The process involves a mould whose tooling involves internal, removable mandrels for the hollow sections which allows the tub to be built in one piece. The pre-cut sheets of carbon fibre are placed in the tooling of the mould and aluminium components are also positioned to be bolted onto the monocoque later. To avoid the galvanic carsshot corrosion between aluminium and carbon, the aluminium components of the chassis are primed before assembly.
In 2015 at the Geneva Motor Show, McLaren introduced a lightweight track focused version of the 650S, called the 675LT. This was the 3rd car McLaren had launched as part of their “Super Series” which later included the 720S and the most recent Longtail, the 765LT. Like the 650s before it, the name refers to the power output of 675PS whilst the LT stands for “Longtail” and was seen as a throwback to the 1997 McLaren F1 GT Longtail, considered by many as the holy grail of McLaren F1’s.
Thanks to these weight saving measures, the 675LT has a dry weight of just 1,230 kg (2,712 lbs), which translates into a power-to-weight ratio of 549 PS (541 hp) per tone. The car is powered by a newly-developed M838TL 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine rated at 675 PS (666 hp) at 7,100rpm, with a torque figure of 700 Nm (516 lb ft) at 5,500-6,500rpm.
