News Source: topspeed.com

DMC Tuning’s proclivity to offer customized programs for its customers has helped endear it to a large swath of celebrity clients. Recently, the German tuner took up the task of customizing a Rolls-Royce Ghost  owned by Korean actor Jang Keun-Suk.

The two parties agreed that this program wouldn’t carry the flashy upgrades of some of DMC’s past works. Instead, focus was paid on giving the Ghost  an understated aerodynamic kit that doesn’t take too much away from the Ghosts standard looks.

The result is what DMC calls the Ghost “SaRangHae” Edition, a nod to the Korean definition of love. It may look like a standard Ghost for the most part, but it’s got a handful of modifications on the body and engine that helps improve its overall character and performance capabilities.

I don’t know who Jang is, but if his acting is as good as his taste in cars and aftermarket tuners, then maybe it’s time to give to go watch one of his movies — with subtitles, of course.

Performing exterior modifications on a Rolls-Royce can be tricky. There’s always that risk of overdoing it. To its credit, DMC recognized that risk and purposefully tried to create a kit that subtly enhanced the Ghost’s visual appeal without taking away any of its renowned design spirit. The trim work on the front fascia is understated to the point that it’s hard to notice the difference. But it’s there, which is the really important thing. Even the side profile only gets a straight lined side skirt that continues the minimalist tone of the kit. If anything, it’s only the Ghost’s rear section where you see a noticeable change. There’s a new trunk spoiler, diffuser, and rear trim that adds that touch off sportiness that DMC is known for.

Rounding out the exterior package are a new set of 24-inch diamond forged wheels wrapped in Pirelli tires. Those 24s are actually pretty big for the Ghost but they do help enhance the luxury car’s stance. They’re also the same ones DMC used for its wide body G Class G63 Zeus program. DMC is offering a comprehensive list of interior modifications that customers can take full advantage of. The personalized nature of the cabin allows clients to really dress up the interior depending on what they want to see. Leather options are available. Carbon fiber too, and in case someone’s looking for some rare materials, the German tuner is also offering things like Sting Ray, which I presume to be one of those exotic leathers. Keeping with the program’s straightforward theme, DMC’s engine modification on the Ghost involves just two components: a revised ECU and a high performance exhaust system. The former helps increase the output on the luxury car’s 6.6-liter V-12 engine from 563 horsepower and 575 pound-feet of torque to an impressive 632 horsepower and 634 pound-feet of torque. That’s an increase of 69 horsepower and 59 pound-feet of torque. It’s not as much as some of the other kits available in the market, but it’s powerful enough to help the Ghost sprint from 0 to 62 mph in just 4.5 seconds to go with a top speed of 183 mph. DMC isn’t releasing pricing details for this program because the kit does leave a lot to a client’s taste and preference. Should you be interested, the German tuner prefers that you reach out to it directly so you can discuss the finer details on what you’d like in your program, especially as it relates to the interior modifications.