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The might of the American work force from the '40's.
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https://canepa.com/porsche-959-reimagined-sc/
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should be enough for a 68 corvette
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One Name for Engine Porn: Gioacchino Colombo
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https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/articles/single-seaters/f1/french-uprising-sweden http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1609946000.jpg Looks like double trouble. ;) I did not go into that website, stole the image off the thumbnail in Google. Bugatti Type 251 Grand Prix '1956 https://en.wheelsage.org/category/formula1-1956/bugatti_type_251_grand_prix/pictures/sl7hby http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1609946292.jpg |
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There must be a wiki - and likely books - on Gioacchino Colombo. You've heard of the Colombo V-12s?
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Paul. where do they put the intercoolers on those 935s. for instance , the Blue Coral car: Are they tucked in front of the wheel wells? Cannot imagine these were run without substantial cooling of the load air.
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I believe from looking at my other photos of the car that the intercooler is in front of the engine and fed from the intakes in front of the rear fenders. Air comes out of the intercooler and ducted through those long flex tubing on each side of the engine to the turbos. Someone correct me if I'm wrong
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"There's never been an LS engine here - anyone can do that..." |
^^^ Yea, worth watching.
"You won't find a Chevrolet LS in here".... :) |
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