20.08.2004 ItaliasPeed officially launches Autodelta's AWESOME NEW 156 GTA 3.7 - the most exciting Alfa Romeo sedan in recent years

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The Autodelta model range


AUTODELTA J10/J10 EVO
 

Launched in 1997, Autodelta’s modified Alfa Romeo Spider and GTV sport a specifically designed front spoiler, side skirts and, for the GTV only, rear spoiler. Re-worked cams and subtle chipping increase the original 2.0 TS engine’s power to 175 bhp.

EVO versions are powered by a 2.0 turbo unit, which delivers 220
b
hp, and feature a front spoiler incorporating air intakes, whilst the rear - with new, lower aprons - houses a 4-pipe exhaust.

 

AUTODELTA J11/J11 EVO 

The standard Alfa Romeo 156 gains a sporty bodykit, and a 2.0 turbo giving out 225 bhp. In its EVO guise, Autodelta’s 156 is powered by a 3.3 V6 engine with 250 bhp. Suspension is upgraded for a sportier drive and to reflect the increase in power.  

 

AUTODELTA J12/J12 EVO    

The most popular model in the range so far, J12 is based on the standard Alfa Romeo 147, but has been given completely redesigned front and rear bumpers for a racier look, in line with the extra power (180 bhp instead of the original 120 bhp) delivered by a 1.6 turbo.

Autodelta’s J12 EVO pushes the 1.6 turbo unit even further to 198 bhp, and has proved to be the most sought-after Autodelta engine conversion to date. The 2.0 version boasts 230bhp (up from the standard 150
bhp
).

 

AUTODELTA 147 GTA 3.7

Introduced in December last year, this model, based on Alfa Romeo's 3.2-litre 147 GTA claimed to be "the world's fastest hot hatch". With its engine capacity boosted to 3.7-litre it pumped out a staggering 328 bhp.

Major improvements to the transmission, suspension and brakes as well as a new aero kit and bigger wheels, helped create an all-round class leader.

 

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Autodelta Alfa Romeo 156 GTA 3.7

The new Autodelta 156 GTA 3.7 follows in the footsteps of a long line of performance-enhanced Alfa Romeo's developed by  the London-based tuning firm during the last two decades