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Original 74' Carerra 3.0 RS Specs, Colors, etc
Interested in cloning. Can't seem to find much.
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The only 3 liter sorta street car available in '74 from the factory was the Carrera 3.0RS, very rare very desireable
should look something like this http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1131292268.jpg |
http://www.flat-6.net/forum/showcar.php?do=overview&car_model_id=186
Check this out for specs, hope it's usefull |
Engine was MFI 3 liter, turbo brakes w/ dual m/c, t bar suspension
Starkey has some detailed info in his books particularly in the later one; "From R to GT3R" |
Thanks guys! Some seem to have tea trays and others have ducks. They all apear in white with red, blue, black or gold trim.
Looks like I have to do some more research into the suspension differences of the RS and my S... Ill give Starkey a try. |
I've got one at my shop right now. E-mail or call me if you want details.
Thanks, Aaron Hatz Flat Six, inc. aaron@flat6.com 952-884-2060http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1131306366.jpg |
Yummy...simply yummy...
What I've found interesting about the 3.0 RS is it's listed as weighing 2,400 pounds. If true, that seems sort of heavy for the car... It's still a beautiful example, though. |
That is Yummy! I thought it listed at about 1900lbs. I was wondering how so low. Aaron I emailed you. Got more pics?
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Does anyone know the suspension specs on the 3.0 RS? Torsion bar size and sway bar size in particular.
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My '75 3.0RS/RSR replica:
http://www.holscope.com/DECA_01.jpg http://www.holscope.com/DECA_02.jpg http://www.holscope.com/DECA_03.jpg |
Matt,
What did you use for the trim above the front bumper? |
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*The second batch(#501 up) of '73 Carrrera introduced the relocated inner suspension arm pivots 15mm inboard and back 47.5mm, along w/ shorter inner suspension arms, this mod was continued in the '74 Carrera 3.0RS and later the 930(which also raised the pickup point 10mm) * 917 brakes w/ dual m/c * 8 & 9 x15 wheels *215/60 and 235/60 tire * fIrst street(sorta) use of 9" & 11" flares *first use of the whale tail which "almost cancels any lift" *19mm front t-bars(22mm opt), 26mm rear t-bars *frp bumpers f/r *C<sub>L</sub>f = +0.010 5kg lift @152mph *C<sub>L</sub>r = +0.025 13kg lift @152mph in race trim: lower,w/ the larger overhanging rear spoiler C<sub>L</sub>f = +0.094 47kg lift @152mph *C<sub>L</sub>r = +0.073 38kg lift @152mph * Bilstein shocks * std height street, axle raised 18mm for racing *18mm roll bar f/r early design * aluminium crankcase *49/41.5mm valves *43/43 ports *230hp @ 6200 *203 lb-ft @ 5000 * S cams |
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http://194.5.134.241/photo/lc/W1/78/27/W178271.jpg |
I think he used the IROC instead.
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19mm torsions vs. 22mm
What advantage is gained from using 22mm front torsions instead of 19mm?
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http://www.quitsmokeless.org/flat6/i...ct_iroc_02.jpg |
Matt's car appears to have the more efficent and longer overhanging whale tail, also used on the IROC cars.
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