Ferrari F150 -- Here we go...
#33
That is good question. But I am quite sure that F70 engine is originally from FF/F12. Pay attention on sound of this F70 test mule & you should notice engine sound that is very similar to F12 Berlinetta.
#34
That is good question. But I am quite sure that F70 engine is originally from FF/F12. Pay attention on sound of this F70 test mule & you should notice engine sound that is very similar to F12 Berlinetta.
Ferrari F70 testing - YouTube
Ferrari F70 testing - YouTube
And I guess that, with 60 hp more then F12, the engine size should be increased. Let's wait and see...
#36
I actually think that the engine displacement shoul be the same or even less. 6.3L are good for at least 800/820 bhp in Ferrari enginering. Why would they need to go for 7.3L?thats not Ferrari. At all! I think that would be incomprensible.... To much weight and size for the target they are aiming. The engine will be 6.3L or less and will develop alone, without the KERS, around the last update of the FXX in terms of bhp. I believe that the electric part should supply around 100/120bhp.... And a boost in torque at a press of a button. So for those already thinking that the Huayra still has the advantage of the torque, i dont think that will be a big problem for Ferrari.
#38
What is a "VIP" Ferrari customer?
I have always been curious as to how they are chosen and who they allow to place a deposit. Original Enzo customers? Well known vintage collector? FXX client? I am sure there is no magic formula, but it piques my curiosity.
I have always been curious as to how they are chosen and who they allow to place a deposit. Original Enzo customers? Well known vintage collector? FXX client? I am sure there is no magic formula, but it piques my curiosity.