Lamborghini Diablo GTR-S 2000

RACECAR · Mar 21, 2015

Engine: Lamborghini 6.0L Naturally Aspirated V12
Horsepower: ----
Transmission: Holinger 5-Speed Manual
Weight: ----
Drivetrain: RWD

JKgo · Mar 21, 2015

.....Liked but honestly, c'mon man, I can't read Japanese....

RACECAR · Mar 21, 2015

JKgo
.....Liked but honestly, c'mon man, I can't read Japanese....

Unless you know where I can find more shots of this car, that's pretty much all I can find.

JKgo · Mar 21, 2015

RACECAR
Unless you know where I can find more shots of this car, that's pretty much all I can find.

............Challenge accepted. See ya in a bit.

Edit 1: @RACECAR Hold on, thread title's wrong - this car is Diablo GTR-S, not GTS-R. Look, it's in the photos!! :odd:

Edit 2: I think the year's off too - I've been to Reiter Engineering's history, and they have only started using Lambo Diablos as their go-to car from 2000 onwards.

Edit 3: Ah, now I'm onto something here; I just found out, from a site that specializes in diecast models no less, that this car was built by Reiter Engineering, not Lambo themselves. Searching for more info...here's a pic from that site:

This is the closest I can get to - I went to Rosso Japan magazine's website, and IT'S ALL IN JAPANESE!!! CAN'T UNDERSTAND A THING!!!

Neddo · Mar 21, 2015

It's always interesting to see a new Diablo we never knew

RACECAR · Mar 21, 2015

JKgo
............Challenge accepted. See ya in a bit.

Edit 1: @RACECAR Hold on, thread title's wrong - this car is Diablo GTR-S, not GTS-R. Look, it's in the photos!!

It was slight slip up, chill out. I've had this saved as a draft so at the time I typed it, I was in a rush and didn't bother checking.

JKgo
Edit 2: I think the year's off too - I've been to Reiter Engineering's history, and they have only started using Lambo Diablos as their go-to car from 2000 onwards.

If that's the case, then I'll change it. Info has been hard to find on this car so anything I've put has been a rough guess.

JKgo
Edit 3: Ah, now I'm onto something here; I just found out, from a site that specializes in diecast models no less, that this car was built by Reiter Engineering, not Lambo themselves.

While true, I'm not gonna be allowed to post this as "Reiter Engineering Diablo GTR-S" due to how the guidelines for car requests are (see the Ford GT GT3 and Ford GT GT1 threads I made).

JKgo
This is the closest I can get to - I went to Rosso Japan magazine's website, and IT'S ALL IN JAPANESE!!! CAN'T UNDERSTAND A THING!!!

Well, at least I got the best sized picture for the thread.

JKgo · Mar 21, 2015

......

@RACECAR sir, you win.....for now... :mischievous:

austin4500 · Mar 22, 2015

Found a couple more pictures.
#31 on this website http://www.racingsportscars.com/type/photo/Lamborghini/Diablo.html

RACECAR · Mar 22, 2015

I'm honestly amazed at the effort. All the looking I did only landed me on die-cast sites or links that for some reason mistake GTR-S for GTR. I'd really appreciate if you guys could help in finding specs on this car.

austin4500 · Mar 22, 2015

I'll try to find some specs for this car. I also found a short video. ( I believe it's the same car )

RACECAR · Mar 22, 2015

Nice. Adding that to the first post for the time being, unless a video of this car at speed shows up.

austin4500 · Mar 22, 2015

I have found so far that it uses a 6000cc (6.0L) V12, it's based of the GTR but is tuned for FIA racing (that's why it might be called GTR-S) and it's Rear Wheel Drive (RWD).

RACECAR · Mar 22, 2015

austin4500
I have found so far that it uses a 6000cc (6.0L) V12, it's based of the GTR but is tuned for FIA racing (that's why it might be called GTR-S) and it's Rear Wheel Drive (RWD).

Anything on Horsepower and weight?

austin4500 · Mar 22, 2015

The only thing I have found is that Reiter has restored a Lamborghini GTR ( might be the GTR-S back to its GTR spec but I don't know) http://www.car-revs-daily.com/2015/02/25/1999-lamborghini-diablo-gtr/ . It has 590hp and that is most likely not the hp on the gtr-s. Otherwise I can't find anything else at the moment.