Hello:
I want you to see this Abarth 1000 TCR Réplica made in Argentina, by a mechanical genius.
It have a Fiat 600 block but.....with an Honda 1000 CBR (motorcycle), double cam head.
Bon apetit!!!.
Omar
hi
FANTASTIC
very very nice ,
any more detais u can provide about the engine like horse power ?,torque ?,operating rpm ?,
and how was it done ?
regards
FAZA
I like it to and I wish to have also more detail.What type off wheels are on and are the made in Argentina?Mayby I come end of year to there in holyday
Quote from: faza on September 27, 2005, 11:04:25 AM
hi
FANTASTIC
very very nice ,
any more detais u can provide about the engine like horse power ?,torque ?,operating rpm ?,
and how was it done ?
regards
FAZA
I´m sorry, but I don´t know more details from this car. If you go to www.clubfiatclasicos.com (http://www.clubfiatclasicos.com), in the contact section, they can tell you more about this car, because the repair man who made this car is a member of this club.
Omar
Quote from: guy moerenhout on September 27, 2005, 04:16:55 PM
I like it to and I wish to have also more detail.What type off wheels are on and are the made in Argentina?Mayby I come end of year to there in holyday
People of Club Fiat Clásicos told me that the wheels are from a Fiat 125 SL, and they are made in Argentina.
They will ask to "El indio" Fernandez more details about his machine.
Guy: I send you a message. Do you recieve it?
Omar
So sad to see people not "sticking to the script"
A Honda engine !! ...and someone from FAZA saying FANTASTIC :(
Get with the sprit and try to keep it authentic.
Almost as bad as that rotary engined disgrace from Perth in West Australia.
Peter
I think its great that people try other things ,
its not like a Fiat 600 is a rare car ,
If people did not do "crazy" things we would not know that the A112 motor fits ,
or that you can make a 5 speed ,
I would love to see more details , what gearbox he used , what radiator set-up etc
Dave
This looks way cool.
Do you have any dyno results on the engine or acceleration figures on the car to tell us what the power output is?
Jim