PROJECT XFR: Custom Exhaust & K&N Air Filters

Project XFR – run by Roadie, and eternal modifier Andy Robinson – has had an exhausting time of late. And that's not because it's been caning the miles (quite the opposite in fact, in all this wet, traction-free weather where a V8 speedboat is better transport for many), but because it's been getting a custom stainless steel exhaust system ad K&N air filters installed (feel free to groan at that 'joke'… what can I say? It's early).
You can read the full story on the Road Project Cars' section of our cool website here. Just click on the Project XFR link at the top and/or feel free to scroll down through our other Project S4 and Project P38 V6 and V8 project reports on our website. You will find… we like V-engines here at Road HQ! You should find plenty to amuse on there… and supported via Facebook & Twitter too. 

PROJECT CARS: Project P38 V8 LPG Articles

For the past year, we've been running a iconic Land Rover Range Rover V8 top-spec, 4.6-litre Vogue as a project car. We bought it at auction (which is a right laugh), and have been slowly enhancing it, fixing stuff and generally fettling it to make it a better vehicle.
So, if this sort of V8, LPG, tuning, product testing, 4x4 and spannering stuff floats your boat, you can read the first two instalments on 'Project P38 V8' here on the Road Magazine website. There are 11 instalments in total. Enjoy V8 fans!

PROJECT CARS: Meet Our New Cool Cat Project XFR "Jaaaaag!"

"My foot slipped" says Road Magazine pal, Andy Robinson – as he gets to grips with his new car and our new Project car, a super cool cat, 503bhp supercharged V8 Jaguar XFR.
Good old Andy has already taken the fast feline up the drag strip too, just days after picking it up (top man!) and you can read the first of many instalments on the new Project XFR – which will feature a fair number of tuning enhancements – on our Project Car section of the Road website here.
And see a whole bank of images on our Facebook page too.
Do let Andy and Team Road know what you think as the project progresses... and keep your eyes peeled for more rapid project cars coming later this Summer...