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Me Myself (Kid_enzoz)
Junior Member Username: Kid_enzoz
Post Number: 57 Registered: 4-2003
| Posted on Wednesday, June 25, 2003 - 1:44 am: | |
Awesome news! That Twin turbo V6 sounds like a killer motor... and, obviously, so does the Enzo unit... |
PSk (Psk)
Member Username: Psk
Post Number: 564 Registered: 11-2002
| Posted on Wednesday, June 25, 2003 - 1:30 am: | |
quote:The engine will be built in Australia with capacity expected to be 200,000 units per year.
Told you so ... Australia has never built an exciting engine yet, so don't get too excited, but this could be the first I guess! Pete |
Russ Turner (Snj5)
Member Username: Snj5
Post Number: 253 Registered: 2-2003
| Posted on Wednesday, June 25, 2003 - 1:26 am: | |
Electropneumatic valve actuation! |
Peter S�derlund /328 GTB -88 (Corsa)
Member Username: Corsa
Post Number: 335 Registered: 4-2001
| Posted on Wednesday, June 25, 2003 - 1:22 am: | |
More... ------ ALFA ROMEO FORTHCOMING ENGINES The Powertrain ( GM/Fiat ) developed 'Electron' HFV6 engine will be made available to Alfa Romeo in all three dimensions: 2.8, 3.2 & 3.6-lites. Features of the new engine include: all-aluminum construction, dual overhead camshaft (DOHC), 4-valve-per-cylinder valvetrain, roller-finger follower valvetrain, continuously variable cam phasing, electronic throttle control (ETC), durable forged-steel crankshaft, piston-cooling oil jets, coolant-loss protection software, GM�s Oil Life System, 32 bit microprocessor, coil-on-plug ignition. The engine will be built in Australia with capacity expected to be 200,000 units per year. Specifically for Alfa Romeo will be the additional of the direct injection JTS system. The new Uniair will also be offered on higher specification versions & Orbital 'air-induction' is being considered at present. The 'Electron' HFV6 will appear in these specifications: 2.8 V6 JTS 230cv & 300Nm 3.2 V6 JTS 260cv & 350Nm 3.2 V6 Twinturbo JTS Uniair 400cv & 540Nm ( in the 158 GTA ) 3.6 V6 JTS 320cv & 400Nm 3.6 V6 Twinturbo JTS Uniair 480cv & 600Nm ( in the TZ3 ) > read GM/Powertrain press release Electron V6 Alfa Romeo will not make use of the second Powertrain offering, the new 'Global' XV8 4.3 JTS. ( This engine with 360cv & 480Nm, will be used by Lancia firstly in the Thesis as early as the end of next year & possibly in future Fiats ). However Alfa Romeo have concluded an agreement with Ferrari for the exclusive use of their new 5.0 V10 engine, currently under development, as well as the familiar 4.2 & 6.0 units. A second Ferrari 5.0 V8 is being built, this is an increased-dimension version of the 4.2 V8 ( currently fitted to the Maserati Coupe & Spyder ) which will make its world debut later this year in the Quattroporte. 4.2 V8 JTS 430cv & 500Nm 5.0 V10 JTS 500-550cv & 60Nm ( in the 168 ) 5.0 V10 JTS Uniair 600cv & 650Nm ( in the TZ4 ) 6.0 V12 JTS Uniair 630cv & 750Nm The 4.2 V8 will be used in the GTA versions of the new Spider, GTV & Brera. The 6.0 V12 JTS Uniair with 630cv & 750Nm will be fitted to the Alfa Romeo TZ3 GTA Scuderia Ferrari. While the 2007 Alfa Romeo TZ4 will offer the 5.0 V10 JTS Uniair with 600cv and 650Nm. Lancia will not use the GM/Powertrain XV8 engine but will use a Ferrari engine in their 'Supercar of the Centenary' in 2006, the Lancia Stratos HF, mid-mounted it will be either the 4.2 V8 with 400bhp or the Quattroporte's new 5.0 V10 with over 450bhp. MODEL APPLICATIONS: 158 The Premium platform will have FWD, RWD, 4WD. The 158 will be FWD and 4WD: FWD: 1.8 JTS 150cv, 1.9 m-jet JTD 140cv, 1.9 m-jet JTD 160cv, 2.0 JTS 170cv, 2.2 JTS 190cv, 2.4 m-jet JTD 200cv ( transverse engine mounting ) 4WD: 2.0 JTS 170cv, 2.2 JTS 190cv , 2.8 V6 JTS 230cv, 3.2 V6 JTS 260cv, Quadrifoglio 2.2 JTS Uniair 310cv & 400Nm, GTA ( Europe & Japan ) 3.2 V6 JTS twin-turbo 300cv, GTA ( USA ) 4.2 V8 JTS Uniair 430cv, 1.9 m-jet JTD 140cv, 2.4 m-jet JTD 200cv, 3.2 V6 m-jet JTD 250cv Brera ( 4x4 only ) 3.2 V6 JTS 260cv, 3.6 V6 JTS 320cv, GTA 4.2 V8 JTS 430cv, 3.2 V6 MJTD 250cv Spider ( 4x4 only ) 2.2 JTS 190cv, 2.8 V6 JTS 230cv, 3.2 V6 JTS 260cv, GTA 4.2 V8 JTS 430cv ------ Ciao Peter |
Peter S�derlund /328 GTB -88 (Corsa)
Member Username: Corsa
Post Number: 334 Registered: 4-2001
| Posted on Wednesday, June 25, 2003 - 1:15 am: | |
Take a look at this. ------ The TZ3, previously known as the 'Sportiva Evoluta', will appear in concept form at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September, a year after it was originally pulled at the last minute from appearing at the 2002 Paris Motor Show. The final version of this 300km/h sportscar will go on sale in October 2004 priced at �120,000. Most likely to be built by Zagato, the TZ3 will have a version of the new GM/Powertrain 'Electron' HFV6, developed to a 24v 3.6-litre V6 Twinturbo JTS Uniair with 480cv and 600Nm, while the TZ3 and be built in a quantity of only 1000 units. The front mounted engine will feed power through the rear wheels by way of a transaxle taken from the Maserati Coupe and Spyder. Meanwhile Alfa Romeo business head Daniel Bandiera has given the go-ahead to a higher specification Ferrari V12 engine as a follow up in 2006. This version, at the suggestion of Ferrari, wiil be called the "Alfa Romeo TZ3 GTA Scuderia Ferrari" and will have the Enzo's a 6.0 V12 Ferrari with JTS and Uniair with around 630cv and 750Nm. In 2007, the TZ4 will use the new 5.0-litre V10 JTS Uniair with 600cv and 650Nm that Ferrari is currently developing specially for Alfa Romeo. ALFA ROMEO TZ3 technical details: layout: front longditudinally mounted engine, rear wheel drive engine: 'Electron' HFV6 composition: aluminium crankcase & cylinder heads dimensions: 3594cc no. of valves: 24 valve actuation: fully electropneumatic UniAir system induction: two Garrett KK turbochargers with intercooler injection: Alfa Romeo direct ( JTS ) power: 480cv @ 6300rpm & 600Nm @ 3000rpm transmission: Maserati, rear mounted dimensions: length: 4250mm homologation: Euro4 performance: maximum speed: 300km/h acceleration: 0-100km/h in 4 seconds other: production number: 1,000 price: �120,000 release: October 2004 ------ Source with pic: http://www.italiaspeed.com/ Ciao Peter |
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