Chaparral 2H OW 1969

Specifications Chaparral 2H OW 1969 blueprint

The Chaparral 2H OW 1969 is a two-seat, open-wheeled race car developed and manufactured by Chaparral Cars. It is powered by a lightweight aluminum block Chevrolet V-8 engine with an output of 320 horsepower. The car is also equipped with a Hewland 5-speed transmission and a double wishbone suspension system with coil-over dampers. The 2H OW, which stands for open wheel, is one of the most successful open-wheelers in Chaparrals history. It is renowned for its light weight and quick cornering ability. The 2H OW has a sleek and aerodynamic bodywork that gives it a great presence on the track. The wheelbase is 108 inches and the overall length is 180 inches. The car is outfitted with magnesium wheels, disk brakes, an adjustable front air dam, and a full roll cage. The exterior is painted in a classic gold and white livery which gives the car the distinctive look of a race car. Inside the cockpit of the 2H OW, the driver and passenger are protected by a light-weight aluminum frame and composite bodywork. The driver is provided with a deep bucket seat and a four-point safety harness, while the passenger has a reclining seat and a full safety harness. The driver also has access to an adjustable pedal box and a dual-clutch transmission which allows them to shift quickly and confidently. On the track, the Chaparral 2H OW is an incredible performer. Its lightweight and aerodynamic body offers low drag and excellent stability, making it an ideal car for fast corners. The chassis is also very responsive, making it easy to control and allowing the driver to make split-second decisions under pressure. It is an absolute pleasure to drive and provides a thrilling experience for the driver and passenger.