Bonjour,
En montage à blanc, qu'est que ça donne ?
Sinon, pour infos :
Moteur 126CK (1981) :
Designation: Type 021
Type: rear-mounted 120° V6, light alloy cylinder block and heads, aluminium wet liners, water cooled
Bore & Stroke: 81 x 48.4 mm
Unitary and Total Displacement: 249.40/1,496.43 cc
Compression Ratio: 6.7:1
Max. Power Output: 580 bhp at 11,500 rpm
Timing Gear: 4 valves per cylinder, 2 overhead cams per cylinder bank, gear driven off the rear of the engine
Fuel Feed: turbocharged with 2 KKK turbos positioned at top, Lucas-Ferrari indirect injection
Ignition: Single plug, Magneti Marelli Raceplex electronic capacitive discharge
Lubrication System: Dry sump
Transmission: Rear-wheel drive, multi-plate clutch, 021 5-speed gearbox + reverse, transverse in unit with limited-slip differential
Gear Ratios: Variable depending on track
Moteur 126C2 (1982) :
Designation: Ferrari Type 021
Type: Rear-mounted 120° V6, Light alloy cylinder block and heads, aluminium WET liners, water cooled
Bore & Stroke: 81 x 48.4 mm
Unitary and Total Displacement: 249.40/1,496.43 cc
Compression Ratio: 6.5:1
Max. Power Output: 580 bhp at 11,000 rpm
Power per liter: 388 bhp/l
Timing Gear: 4 valves per cylinder, 2 overhead cams per cylinder bank, gear driven off rear of the engine
Fuel Feed: Turbocharged, 2 KKK turbos and Lucas-Ferrari electronic indirect injection
Ignition: Single plug, Magneti Marelli Raceplex electronic capacitive discharge
Lubrication System: Dry sump
Pistons and rings: Mahle / Goetze
Bearings: Vandervell / Clevite
Weight: 140 kg
Etant donné que c'est une F1 de 1981 et l'autre de 1982, Ferrari a peut être revu son moteur !
Sinon, c'est assez bizarre !!!