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    Westfield XTR-2

    (from Westfield press release) The XTR2 is a new generation of minimalist road legal ultra-modern sports cars to bring ultimate high performance track driving to all enthusiasts, not just those with big bank balances. The chassis design, layout and accessibility of all the components and the removable bodywork make essential maintenance part of the fun. You would expect the XTR2 to be exceptional value and you won't be disappointed. You may be surprised at the level of envy that the truly shattering performance and stunning styling might create - if they can catch you to tell you

    Engine: GSXR1300R Suzuki Hayabusa
    Capacity: 1299
    Cylinders: 4
    Bore and stroke: 81.0mm x 63.0mm
    Fuel: 95 Octane unleaded
    Compression ratio: 11.0:1
    Valves: 16V
    Exhaust control: Catalyst
    Camshaft: DOHC
    Ignition system: Electronic
    Max power: (standard) 180ps @ 9800RPM
    Max torque: 102ft lb
    Transmission: 6 speed constant mesh sequential
    Forward speeds: 1st 2.769 2nd 2.000 3rd 1.579 4th 1.400 5th 1.250 6th 1.175
    Reverse: Electronic
    Primary reduction ratio: 1.596
    Final drive: Quaife Torque biasing LSD
    Steering: Rack and pinion
    Lock: 1.5 turns
    Brakes: Disc brakes all round
    Suspension: Double un-equal wishbones independent suspension
    Chassis: Full triangulated tubular space frame with additional tubular side impact protection
    Wheel base size: 95" / 2413mm
    Front track size: 57"/1448mm
    Rear track size: 56"/1422mm
    Overall length: 145"/3686mm
    Overall width: 64"/1625mm
    Weight race trim: 410kg
    Weight road trim: 440kg

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    great car...!!!
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    First time I've seen that car and describes it.
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    ugly.....but still, performance is awesome.

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    Only 180ps and 102lb ft?

    Westfield are starting to fall behind the competition, with Radical and Caterham getting bike derived V8s pushing 400bhp
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    looks like it would be a blast to drive!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Coventrysucks
    Only 180ps and 102lb ft?

    Westfield are starting to fall behind the competition, with Radical and Caterham getting bike derived V8s pushing 400bhp
    Take a look at the weight though. There are some PEOPLE that weigh more than that car (albeit very very FAT people )

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    Hm, but the new car is dissapointing, ever since i saw it, i think it might be half a year now? They redesigned it to accomidate Audi power, now there is nothing wrong with audi's but that is a step in the wrong direction. IMO
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    Quote Originally Posted by fa22_raptor
    Take a look at the weight though. There are some PEOPLE that weigh more than that car (albeit very very FAT people )
    I know about the weight, but as I said Ariel, Caterham and Radical all have cars of similar weight offering 300bhp +

    Westfield have nothing like that, apart from the SEiGHT which has a 200bhp Rover V8 with a slightly more impressive 318nm torque, but that adds more weight than a bike derived engine/ transmission
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    A nice video of the XTR-2
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    Westy XTR4.
    Slighty different.
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