Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera GT3 - Australian GT Cup Car
Engine:
- Lamborghini 07L1
- 90-degree 5000cc V10 engine
- Mid-mounted, double overhead cam (DOHC), chain-driven with four valves per cylinder
- 393 kW at 7800 rpm
- 510 Nm at 4500 rpm
- Max revs – 8250
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Transmission:
- 6-speed sequential gearbox
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Other:
- Front and rear Suspension: Independent axles with double-wishbone, coil springs, shock-absorbers with gas tank (KW)
- Front Brakes: 8 cylinders per caliper
- Rear Brakes: 4 cylinders per caliper
- Front and Rear Tyres: 30/65-18
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Dimensions
- Minimum weight: 1292 kg
- Length: 4340 mm
- Width: 1930 mm
- Wheelbase: 2560 mm
- Material of chassis: aluminium
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Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera "Type R" Tarmac Rally Car
Notable Achievements:
- Targa Tasmania 2008 – several stage wins, ran second outright until suffering a puncture.
- Targa Tasmania 2009- Wins on day 3 and 4 along with new stage records, leading event outright with 4 stages to go.
- Targa West 2008 – third place overall.
- Mt Bulla 2008 Outright record (fastest car ever to complete MT Bulla Course)
This car has been modelled and settings calculated to optimise the handling for tarmac rally events. The engine has been blueprinted, and the ECU uses F1 technology for maximum performance.
Porsche 911 RS Historic Tarmac Rally Car
Notable Achievements:
- Classic Adelaide 2007 – dominant victory in the event, recognised as the world’s most competitive classic tarmac rally, with over 300 Australian and international competitors.
- Classic Adelaide 2008-Winner again back to back victories in a Dynamic Display in Wet and dry conditions. New stage records.
The suspension features Supaloc Racing dampers, roll-cage and chassis developments / simulation.
Mitsubishi EVO VIII M2 Tarmac Rally Car
Notable Achievements:
- 2009 South Australian Tarmac Championship
- The suspension features Supaloc Racing Dampers with the engine management system developed to take advantage of CSR’s E85 ethanol based racing fuel.