The original chassis is completely stripped, repaired, coated in a special epoxy primer and repainted inside and out. The structural rigidity of the chassis has increased remarkably due to the addition of a FIA approved roll cage and by welding through over 150+ spots. Moreover, the chassis is prepped to feature the iconic wide body flares of the Michelotto developed rally car.
A completely rebuilt engine with Group 4 specifications including the revised injection which correlates to Michelotto’s main engine upgrade compared to the street version. Moreover, various parts of the engine are replaced by lighter, stronger and more precise components.
The Ferrari 308 Rally specification features a dog box gearbox with shorter gear ratios. Naturally, the gearbox housing and internals are reinforced providing blistering fast gear shifts, without the need to use the clutch under hard acceleration or braking. However, it’s not for the faint hearted…
Like with the original Group 4 rally car, the brakes are controlled by a non-assisted pedal box system, made for true competitive rallying. Built in accordance with the FIA homologation. Additionally, when the situation (read: rally stage) calls for it: adjustments on the front and rear brake bias and brake pressure can be made by the driver with a rotary knob located in the cockpit.
Although using the same technology, the Ferrari 308 Maturo Rally spec features a much more developed suspension package than the original Group 4 rally car. Co-developed with Tractive, the ultimate, data proven rally set-up has been determined. This accommodates for a much better and more refined ride, whilst boosting the cars’ controllability and thus, its potential maneuvering speed.
The interior is rebuilt exactly according to the 1976 Group 4 Ferrari 308 GTB rally specification. Sitting down in the bucket seat and wrapping your hands around a steering wheel which highlights the prancing horse is like stepping into a time machine, taking you back to the iconic days of Group 4 rallying.