1983 Alfa Romeo 183T F1 Cabriolet
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Specifications 1983 Alfa Romeo 183T F1 Cabriolet blueprint
The Alfa Romeo 183T was an iconic Formula One race car produced by Alfa Romeo for the 1983 season. It was a one-off prototype, making it a sought after collectors item. The car was designed to push the boundaries of performance, with an aerodynamic monocoque construction with a specially designed chassis its aerodynamics proved to be instrumental in its highly successful performance. The cabriolet design and roll-over hoop gave the car an unmistakable silhouette and helped to make it one of the most recognizable F1 cars of all time. The cars power came from a turbocharged 1.5 liter V-8 engine built by Welter manufacturing, which produced a maximum of 750 horsepower at 10,400rpm. The car featured an aluminum honeycomb monocoque construction and featured a double wishbone independent suspension at each corner - with carbon fiber outer construction and double A-arm steering setup. Braking was handled by Brembo front and rear discs, and the car featured a semi-automatic 6-speed gearbox. The 183T also featured an all-aluminum chromoly steel frame to handle the high speeds of Formula One racing, along with a sleeker aerodynamic body design and elegant cabriolet styling. Alongside its iconic design, the car had a number of features hidden beneath the hood to maximize performance. From its titanium valves and spring, to an adjustable Marelli electronic injection system, the 183T had the latest features to give it a competitive edge. The Alfa Romeo 183T truly was a masterpiece, and, even today, it is seen as a symbol of quality engineering and craftsmanship. If youre lucky enough to have one of these beauties in your collection, then you are sure to be the envy of many race fans.
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