standing in an estimated 11.35 seconds, reaching . Top speed is an estimated . Electrical systems Standard electronics include: Power windows, power door locks, remote control operated doors, hood, trunk, and engine compartment openers, electronic power steering with redundant safety circuits, 110 volt inlet for maintaining the battery, electronic heated front window, shut off control for electronic fuel pump upon crash impact and a rearview camera system with in-dash flip-up monitor and navigation. The electrical wire harnesses were said to be manufactured with the "highest quality materials." Teflon-coated tinned military specification wire, cannon plugs, gold plated pins and sockets were used for the connectors, and wire harnesses were wrapped with a high-temperature glass mesh under a woven Kevlar outer skin. S7 Twin Turbo Engine The engine is upgraded with Garrett twin-turbochargers producing of boost, increasing the maximum power output to at 6,300 rpm and the maximum torque to at 4,800 rpm. The front and rear diffusers and the rear spoiler were also reworked to increase downforce by 60%. Performance (Mfg Estimates) 0–: 2.7 sec 0–: 5.9 sec 0–: 27 sec : 10.5 sec Top speed: Competition package In 2006, Saleen offered an optional competition package for the S7 Twin Turbo. The package offers a 33% increase in power, to a total of approximately , as well as changes to the suspension, a revised front and rear diffuser, and an optional aerodynamic package with carbon fiber front and rear spoilers. S7 LM In 2017, Saleen announced the relaunch of the S7 sports car. The new car, called the S7 LM commemorated Saleen's success in motorsports. Additional wind tunnel development lead to modifications in the exterior design which includes a full width rear spoiler, side skirts and under body channels along with new forged alloy wheels. The interior comes with bucket seats, a digital tachometer, shift light indicator and a 240 mph speedometer. The engine has an increased power output of . In 2019, it was reported that the power output and performance of the car were updated. The engine was now rated at and of torque. Performance figures include a 0- acceleration time of 2.2 seconds and a claimed top speed of . It wasn't clear that how many cars would be made. S7-R The Saleen S7-R is a racing version of the standard, naturally aspirated S7, produced from 2000 to 2007. It was designed to compete in grand tourer–style motorsports