Ensign N174 F1 OW 1974
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Specifications Ensign N174 F1 OW 1974 blueprint
The Ensign N174 F1 OW 1974 is a timeless classic that symbolizes the golden era of Formula One racing. The distinctive blue and white livery on this car set it apart from the competition, and the vibrant colors are sure to draw attention from all who witness it. This cars long history and pedigree make it a collectors dream, with its unique design and attention to detail sure to impress even the most ardent motorsport enthusiast. The car was designed by the highly renowned engineer and designer Mo Nunn, and is equipped with a Ford Cosworth DFV V8 engine, capable of producing a whopping 400bhp. The well-balanced design of the Ensign N174 F1 OW 1974 allowed it to perform remarkably well, with its light weight and aerodynamic shape making it incredibly agile on the track. This design, coupled with the power of the engine, would later become the template used for modern-day Formula One cars. The Ensign N174 F1 OW 1974 featured a chassis constructed of aluminum monocoque and magnesium alloy, with the cars suspension made up of double wishbones and coil springs. The car also included two quick-shift gearboxes, which were operated by an innovative oil pump system. In addition, the car came with a venturi air intake, two fuel tanks, and magnesium alloy wheels that weighed a mere 5 kg each. This car is truly a marvel, and few other cars from the 70s can match the elegance and power of the Ensign N174 F1 OW 1974.
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