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ag84
08-17-2006, 01:33 PM
Lancia Delta ECV Prototyp (1987)

Engine Centrally mounted, longitudinal with 4 cyl inline. 1795CC. Bore x stroke, 88.5mm x 71.5mm Triflux' double reverse flow cylinder head with 4 valves/cylinder and twin overhead camshafts. Compression ratio, 7.5:1. 600hp @ 8000rpm.. 55mKg@5000rpm. Twin KKK turbochargers with individual intercoolers. Weber/Magnetti Marelli injection/ignition with electronically controlled turbocharging level. Dry sump lubrication with pressure and extraction pumps and air/oil radiators.

Transmission Four-wheel drive. Epicyclic train torque converter with viscous coupling and ZF differentials rear. Carbon fibre/Kevlar drive shafts. Provision for locking the central torque distribution (30/70, front/ rear). Twin-plate clutch with metal-ceramic friction gaskets. Five speed gearbox longitudinally mounted at rear.

Bodywork Load-bearing structure made of carbon fibre honeycomb with steel tube screen front structure. Bodywork mostly made of carbon and Kevlar resins, impregnated with epoxy resins.

Suspension Independent struts, coil springs and anti rolls front and rear. Co-axial Bilstein dampers at front, double acting Bilstein dampers at rear.

Brakes Front: Ventilated discs with twin-calipers and two 300mm diameter Brembo cylinders. Rear: Ventillated discs with single calipers and four 300mm diameter Brembo cylinders. Brakes operated through twin hydraulic pumps in parallel with manual balance adjustment.

Wheels Composite material, Speedline 9ins x l6ins rims at front with light alloy 11 ins x 16ins at rear. Pirelli tyres 230/660-16 (front) and 290/660-16 (rear)

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08-17-2006, 01:49 PM
Nice too see a pic of a good old Gr.S car

Ps. i am guessing these specs came from either a book not writen in Eng or form word of mouth cus some of the thing u listed dont really make sence, but its prolly just the wording that makes my think its a bad translatio

Salegosse
08-17-2006, 02:03 PM
great

gt4forever
08-17-2006, 02:26 PM
that picture looks like it's a die cast model:)

:Exige:
08-17-2006, 05:25 PM
600bhp + short wheelbase = shedloads of tailhappy fun :)

More unforgiving than the Metro 6R4 maybe?

pimento
08-17-2006, 06:59 PM
More info:
http://homepage.virgin.net/shalco.com/lancia_gp_s.htm

ruim20
08-18-2006, 06:15 AM
Just a little correction:

"Bodywork mostly made of carbon and Kevlar Fibers, impregnated with epoxy resins."

;)

IBrake4Rainbows
08-18-2006, 11:12 PM
Press release has obviously come out in English English, not American English.

The spelling is correct ;)

ag84
01-11-2007, 03:17 PM
Lancia Delta ECV#2

Man of Steel
01-12-2007, 04:45 AM
Lancia Delta ECV#2

Ag84, compliments. I really like your choice of vehicles you post in the Hide Out. Thanks

ag84
01-12-2007, 08:02 AM
Ag84, compliments. I really like your choice of vehicles you post in the Hide Out. Thanks

Thanks

derekthetree
01-12-2007, 09:53 AM
hmm, just looking at the specs from the first post...

i presume that's the torque at 55 mKg, as in metre kilogramss (kilogram metres)

very strange :)

also... how come sometimes you see measurements of torque in Nm (Newton metres) which is force x distance (a physical torque) but in this case and in british specs you get quoted a mass x force (mKg or lb ft)???

Revo
01-12-2007, 10:53 AM
also... how come sometimes you see measurements of torque in Nm (Newton metres) which is force x distance (a physical torque) but in this case and in british specs you get quoted a mass x force (mKg or lb ft)???
One Newton is also the force of Earth's gravity on an apple with a mass of about 100 g. ;)

Torque = mass x distance

Edit: torque = force x distance :rolleyes: No wonder I failed in my physics exam more than once. *big grin*

derekthetree
01-12-2007, 11:40 AM
One Newton is also the force of Earth's gravity on an apple with a mass of about 100 g. ;)

Torque = mass x distance

Edit: torque = force x distance :rolleyes: No wonder I failed in my physics exam more than once. *big grin*

:D lol

oh and one Newton is defined as the amount of force required to give a 1 kg mass an acceleration of 1 m/s^2. so in the earth's gravitational field the a mass of 101.936799...grams (1000g/9.81 m/s^2) would experience a force of one Newton

555SUBARUWRT
01-15-2007, 08:01 AM
The car looks great, I haven`t seen many photos of the GrpS Rally Cars before,

Its a shame that this forumla didn`t get run, Certainly would have been more interesting than Group A At the time,

Ferrer
01-15-2007, 11:19 AM
The car looks great, I haven`t seen many photos of the GrpS Rally Cars before,

Its a shame that this forumla didn`t get run, Certainly would have been more interesting than Group A At the time,
And probably more deadly too...