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29 Nov 2014, 01:35 (Ref:3479776)
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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GT3 firewall position
A few years ago I heard that one of the front engined GT3 cars moved the firewall to allow the engine to be further rearward. I think it was like 50mm.
Either BMW or Aston Martin from memory. Does anyone know if that was true? |
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29 Nov 2014, 08:19 (Ref:3479841)
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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A bell sort of tingles way back in my head. I think it was the DBRS9?
However, I wouldn't be surprised if that is done on a regular basis nowadays. I can't recall reading anything in the rules that forbids it, other than cost. |
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29 Nov 2014, 14:33 (Ref:3479920)
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I seem to remember some sort of controversy, surrounding the first version of the BMW M3 GT2 cars in the ALMS.
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