Vietnam-based tuning shop NHẾT TV spent 1-year building an incredible Koenigsegg Jesko replica from scratch using just reference photos. They started by creating a prototype chassis using metal tubing, which was then used as the foundation for a full-sized clay model.
The clay model was then turned into fiberglass bodywork that eventually be turned into the vehicle you see presented in the video. No, this isn’t just a Koenigsegg Jesko replica body kit slapped onto the steel bodywork, but rather hand formed body panels, complete with a fully-independent inboard suspension. Power comes from a Toyota Corona-sourced 1.8L 16V EX engine making 125 hp and 119 lb-ft of torque, mated to a 4-speed automatic gearbox.
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Koeniggsegg’s Dihedral synchro-helix doors are widely regarded as the most complicated door hinges ever, so it’s wildly impressive that you have replicated it so well in-house! Huge congrats, this is by far your best replica. Now give interiors a more refined look and please fix that wiggling exhaust tip 🙂 Huge fan here in Italy!,” said one commenter.
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