Ligier JS23 F1 OW 1984
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Specifications Ligier JS23 F1 OW 1984 blueprint
The Ligier JS23 F1 OW 1984 is a magnificent open-wheeled single-seater race car with a fierce, powerful performance. Its long, sleek body is made from a high strength aluminium alloy, allowing for quick acceleration up to the max speed of about 245 km/h. The design is streamlined and aerodynamic, making it one of the most effective cars around. The car sits low to the ground, giving it great stability on the track. The 1.5-litre turbocharged Ford Cosworth DFV engine powers the car forward with immense power and torque. The engine produces approximately 520 horsepower and a maximum engine speed of 10,500 rpm. The drivers sit in an ergonomic cockpit, surrounded by a composite roll cage for maximum protection in case of accidents. The transmission is manual, with six forward gears and one reverse gear. It is coupled to a robust clutch, which is essential for smooth gear shifts during racing. In addition, the brakes are hydraulically operated, and the suspension was constructed to ensure optimal performance both on the straights and through the corners. Overall, the Ligier JS23 F1 OW 1984 is a fine piece of engineering that is sure to turn heads at any racing event. Its light weight, aerodynamics, and raw power combine to help drivers achieve a competitive edge on the track. If you want power and performance, the Ligier JS23 F1 OW 1984 is a strong choice.
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