Cooper Climax T66 F1 OW 1963
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Specifications Cooper Climax T66 F1 OW 1963 blueprint
The Cooper Climax T66 F1 OW 1963 is an iconic racing car of the mid-20th century. It flew around the tracks with its sleek, aerodynamic design and powerful engine. The car was made with a lightweight aluminum monocoque chassis, which combined both strength and speed. It also featured a 2.5 litre four cylinder twin overhead cam Cooper Climax engine, with a peak power of 250 bhp at 8,000rpm. The car had a uniquely sculpted front grille, and large wing endplates which helped to reduce drag. Its fuel tanks were located in the monocoque to reduce weight on the chassis and promote aerodynamic balance. The brakes also featured a lightened aluminium hub system, designed to maximize performance on the track. The T66 also featured independently mounted rear suspension which allowed for more agility in cornering. The car was painted in a livery of white and blue, with the Cooper badge proudly displayed on the bonnet and nose cone. In the cockpit, the drivers experienced the quality of lightweight aluminum race seats, with the added safety of a 5-point racing harness. They also had adjustable gearlevers, perfect for different racing tracks. Finally, the cockpit also featured a high-tech dashboard with a range of gauges for engine data, making the car ideal for serious racing. The Cooper Climax T66 F1 OW 1963 was a car designed for speed, but also provided the necessary protection for the driver. This car continues to be revered as an example of a successful combination of speed and safety, and will remain a fond memory for both experienced and novice drivers.
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