McLaren M14 OW 1970
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Specifications McLaren M14 OW 1970 blueprint
The McLaren M14 OW is a 1970s Formula One race car. It has a sleek and aerodynamic design, with a low profile and wide stance. The body is made of lightweight aluminum alloy that has been shaped and molded to provide maximum aerodynamic downforce, while still managing to keep the overall weight of the car as low as possible. The result is a car that can not only make a statement on the track, but look good doing it. The M14 OW has a 3.0-litre, four-cylinder, DOHC engine with 480 hp at 9000 revs. It is equipped with a six-speed gearbox that can be helmed by a manual clutch or an automated system. Thanks to the car's aluminum monocoque chassis, McLaren was able to make the M14 OW exceptionally light and agile on the track. With impressive handling characteristics and impressive cornering ability, this McLaren can dominate the track. The M14 OW features several signature McLaren features, like twin-chassis radiators and radiator fans for increased airflow, as well as lightweight four-wheel double wishbone suspension and sliding-block brakes for enhanced grip and stopping power. It also features driver-adjustable air intakes for adjusting levels of downforce. This iconic McLaren features an array of modern technologies and components, with the aim of creating a vehicle that is ideal for racing.
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