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  1. bellabarbas

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    #1 bellabarbas, Jun 17, 2010
    Seen at last Modena 100 Ore Classic, in Magione's autodrome, near Perugia:
    #55, Ferrari 625 TF s/n 0304 TF
     
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    Great pix; thanks so much!
     
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    More of the same by Ed Niles!!! tongascrew
     
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    Re: 10681 (and others): What is this current fad of using "C" type wheels all about? Just curious. I feel as though I am out of the loop somehow.
     
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    #18 omd78, Jun 22, 2010
    Mille grazie! Nice pictures.

    Gr. Martin
     
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    #19 Jack-the-lad, Jun 22, 2010
    I don't know, but why is it that SWBs have heat shields only on the left side exhaust tips?
     
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    #20 Ghibli Cup #11, Jun 22, 2010
    To prevent fuel being spilled on the exhaust. The filler is on the left rear fender. I think this is a race mod designed to forgive the sloppiness of hasty pit stop fill ups.
     
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    #21 kevfla, Jun 22, 2010
    Because the gas cap is on the left side. The purpose of the shield is to minimize spilt fuel igniting on a hot exhaust tip. No filler on the right side, no shield on the right-side. Symmetry was not a priority in order to save weight.

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    #22 Jack-the-lad, Jun 22, 2010
    Thanks! I should have known that!

    Jack.
     

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