It
is intended by the organising body of the series that the 38mm restrictor
limits the engine power to 350/360hp. We find that we do not have any
trouble in reaching these figures.
The engine has been designed to be capable of completing a 24 hr. race;
with that in mind, the rebuild life can be safely extended to 4000km.
But to keep the engine at its optimum, it is probably necessary to rebuild
it at shorter intervals, ideally every 4/5 races. If you ignore 24hr
races, this means one rebuild per season.
During the 99 season, the development engine completed 4500km of racing
and testing, without a rebuild. The engine was put back on the test
bed at 3500km and the power was found to be the same or better than
when new.
Results during
the 1999 season, were excellent. Two 1st, a 2nd and a 3rd places, giving
us second position in the drivers championship. In the 2001 season results
were, Three 1st, three 2nd and a two 3rd places. The Redman Bright car
winning the world championship.
IES can provide
engineering support during the season and will carry spare engines to
the races. If required, this engine can be leased on a per km basis.
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Nissan
3.0 lt V6
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Bore |
93mm |
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Stroke |
73mm |
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Length |
505mm |
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Width(across
heads) |
580mm |
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Height
(underside of sump-top of trumpets) |
588 mm |
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C/I
crank shaft - underside of sump |
102mm |
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Dry
sump |
5 stage
pump - pressure + 4 scavenge |
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Clutch |
5 ½
sintered |
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FIA
- SR 2 class - 38 mm restrictor |
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Power |
375max @ 8000 rpm
350 HP from 7000 to 8500 rpm
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Torque |
262 lbs
ft @ 6750 rpm |
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Weight |
130 Kg.
(dry, ex clutch and exhaust) |
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Without
restrictor |
420 -
450hp depending on cams |
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Included |
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Engine
control |
Pectel
T6 ECU. Controlling, Ignition and Sequential Injection, with compensation
for barometric pressure / air box pressure, air and water temperature.
Closed loop control of air / fuel ratio, on each bank.
Data logging of all engine parameters within the ECU.
Data stream to Pi, Stack or Motec dashboards.
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Air
box base |
Integral
with Inlet manifold. |
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Wiring
harness |
Fully
sheathed - Military spec. (DR25 construction, Raychem wire) |
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Price |
P.O.A.
- (50% deposit with order, balance on collection) |
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Lease |
Deposit
required then usage quoted at per km - returned to us at 4,000km for rebuild
(mileage is logged in ECU). Re builds during the season covered by IES.
End of season rebuild paid for from deposit, balance returned. Engine
damage caused by driver error, data taken from ECU, paid for by team.
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Track
support |
Quoted
per meeting (One engineer between 2 cars)
Testing - Quoted per day.
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Spare
engine service |
A spare
engine will be carried to each series, available on a first come basis,
quoted per Km. |
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Bore |
96.5mm |
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Stroke |
77.4mm |
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Length |
505mm |
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Width(across
heads) |
580mm |
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Height
(underside of sump-top of trumpets) |
588mm |
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C/I
crank shaft - underside of sump |
102mm |
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Dry
sump |
5 stage
pump - pressure + 4 scavenge |
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Clutch |
5 ½
sintered |
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LMP
675 class - 44 mm restrictor |
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Power |
480 /
500 HP @ 9500 rpm |
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Torque |
310 lbs
ft @ 7500 rpm |
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Weight |
125 Kg.
(dry, ex clutch and exhaust) |
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The
installation is identical to the 3.0lt SR2 engine, enabling the car to
be used in both the Grand-Am and ALMS championships.
The base engine spec. has been changed to allow the use of higher RPM
with the addition of Titanium valves with increased diameters and a fully
machined billet crankshaft. |
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Included |
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Engine
control |
As the
3.0 lt engine, can be reprogrammed depending on the engine. |
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Air
box base |
Integral
with Inlet manifold. |
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Wiring
harness |
Fully
sheathed - Military spec. |
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Price |
Price
will be quoted depending if new ECU and loom purchased or if using existing
3.0 lt ECU & loom |
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