Carbon Fibre 962
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Had a garage crawl last night to see the completed road going 962 thats been built here in NZ. Incredible bit of engineering - build up out of a combination of ex-factory parts and bespoke parts.
The full carbon body means its lighter than the original race cars - and it has air-con. One of the road concessions was hydraulic ride high adjustment to lift it 40mm for getting over speed humps.
They've just completed compliancing ready for road registration before its off to Europe and US.
Don't anyone even suggest a group buy
The full carbon body means its lighter than the original race cars - and it has air-con. One of the road concessions was hydraulic ride high adjustment to lift it 40mm for getting over speed humps.
They've just completed compliancing ready for road registration before its off to Europe and US.
Don't anyone even suggest a group buy
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all the fasteners are titanium and anything over 12mm is hollow (M12 has a 5mm hole) - the rod ends are also titanium, hand made metric and are an in-stock Porsche part
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Originally Posted by GeorgeNZ
Had a garage crawl last night to see the completed road going 962 thats been built here in NZ. Incredible bit of engineering - build up out of a combination of ex-factory parts and bespoke parts.
The full carbon body means its lighter than the original race cars - and it has air-con. One of the road concessions was hydraulic ride high adjustment to lift it 40mm for getting over speed humps.
They've just completed compliancing ready for road registration before its off to Europe and US.
Don't anyone even suggest a group buy![Stick Out Tongue](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
The full carbon body means its lighter than the original race cars - and it has air-con. One of the road concessions was hydraulic ride high adjustment to lift it 40mm for getting over speed humps.
They've just completed compliancing ready for road registration before its off to Europe and US.
Don't anyone even suggest a group buy
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http://www.supercars.net/cars/404.html
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No, it is not a dauer- this is build #00 of a Derek Bell Signature Series - and its 250kg lighter than the dauer
website www.962c.com
website www.962c.com
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and if you look in the background you can see the trailer for one of their other wee projects.....
http://www.supercarsnz.com/index.html
http://www.supercarsnz.com/index.html
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One niggling detail. The site says the electrical system is built to F1 specs using aerospace connectors and such. Yet, the photo on the engine page showing one of those connectors shows a plastic piece. Nowhere in either F1 or in the aerospace industry will you find a plastic electrical connection. For the money they have already invested in this car, why not complete the deal with no-**** cannon plugs and color coded mil-spec wire? Especially if they mention it in the first place.
Not to say I wouldn't take delivery of it though...
Not to say I wouldn't take delivery of it though...
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one of its racing counterparts is for sale;
http://mobile.de/SIDrCydp76GyJWUlX4y...1111136524245&
884 hp, built for Le Mans 24 hours, 0-200 (124 mph) km in 7.2 secs, top speed 404 (251 mph). Oh by the way, it is street legal, so nobody will ever be able to pass you on the German autobahn. Anyone have a spare million euros?
http://mobile.de/SIDrCydp76GyJWUlX4y...1111136524245&
884 hp, built for Le Mans 24 hours, 0-200 (124 mph) km in 7.2 secs, top speed 404 (251 mph). Oh by the way, it is street legal, so nobody will ever be able to pass you on the German autobahn. Anyone have a spare million euros?
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one of its racing counterparts is for sale;
http://mobile.de/SIDrCydp76GyJWUlX4y...1111136524245&
884 hp, built for Le Mans 24 hours, 0-200 (124 mph) km in 7.2 secs, top speed 404 (251 mph). Oh by the way, it is street legal, so nobody will ever be able to pass you on the German autobahn. Anyone have a spare million euros?
http://mobile.de/SIDrCydp76GyJWUlX4y...1111136524245&
884 hp, built for Le Mans 24 hours, 0-200 (124 mph) km in 7.2 secs, top speed 404 (251 mph). Oh by the way, it is street legal, so nobody will ever be able to pass you on the German autobahn. Anyone have a spare million euros?
That looks like the Dauer 962. Same paint scheme anyway.