Ford Escort MK2 Opel 16V - powered by LITE↯BLOX

The 1975 Escort MK2 of our customer Dennis with original 60hp has been completely dismantled over the past 5 years & consistently trimmed for lightweight construction in accordance with FIA regulations... The discreetly optimized 2L 16V engine from Opel can handle over 200 horses & is powered by a LITE BLOX LB20XX, which is appropriately integrated into the vehicle concept. Dennis has kindly [...] read more

Save 20kg in the BMW M2 competition

The "BMW M2 Competition Trackday Evo" developed at the Šenkýr Motorsport Performance & Racing Center has various performance modifications and is considered one of the fastest M2 Competition in the trackday scene... Since day one, the good piece has been powered by our LB28XX (2.8kg) with OEM adapter plate (0.4kg), which fully replaces the heavy OEM starter battery and [...]... read more

20kg weight saving in the Porsche 991 GT3RS

PREMOLI Automobiles from Brescia (IT) have dedicated themselves to the holistic refinement of high-performance sports cars... In the latest project vehicle, a Porsche 991 GT3 RS, the series weight was reduced from 1480kg to 1438kg through the use of various performance components. The use of an LB28XX (2.8kg) plus matching CFRP adapter plate (0.4kg) alone saved 19.8kg compared to the standard components: [...]. read more

Toyota GR Yaris - minus 17kg by replacing the battery

After the last Mitsubishi EVO rolled off the production line in 2016, the new Toyota Yaris GR, another promising turbo all-wheel drive concept from the land of the rising sun, has now arrived. According to the manufacturer, the special model, which is limited to 25,000 units, has had an additional 3 kg added to the roof (carbon) and 24 kg to the structural components [...]. read more

The big LITE↯BLOX experience report

"5 years of experience with LITE BLOX? I just had to finally document that. From my old LB2280 to the brand new LB20xxMS with FIA Killswitch in the BMW M3 and the current Porsche GT3 RS..." a field report by our rocket pilot Luke ->