BMW 320si WTCC (2.0L - 275Hp 1140Kg) Video

[leblanc2.0]

Technical specifications BMW 320si
Motorsport version for the 2006 FIA World Touring Car Championship.

Length: 4,535 mm

Width: 1,845 mm

Height: approx. 1,350 mm

Wheel base: 2,763 mm

Vehicle weight: 1,140 kg (with driver)

Engine type: four-cylinder in-line
Capacity: 1,998 cc

max. output: approx. 275 bhp at approx. 8,400 rpm

max. engine speed: 8,500 rpm (as per regulations)

Cylinder block: aluminium crankcase reinforced with a bedplate

Engine control: BMW Motorsport ECU404

Tank capacity: approx. 45 litres

Fuel: standard fuel, Super Plus unleaded

Chassis/body: unitary construction steel body

Aerodynamic front apron, rear apron, flared front and rear

package: wheel arches made of CRFP/GFRP, rear wings made of aluminium

Front axle: double joint Mc Pherson axle with adjustable anti roll bar

Rear axle: five arms axle with adjustable anti roll bar

Shock absorbers: Sachs with adjustable compression and rebound

Brake system, front: four-piston AP brake callipers, iron brake discs of 332 mm diameter

Brake system, rear: two-piston AP brake callipers, iron brake discs of 280 mm diameter

Wheels: aluminium rims, SA 216 BBS

Seat: Recaro ProRacer HANS

Videos:

YouTube

YouTube

http://www.roadfly.com/tv/2006_videos/bmw_320_wtcc.wmv

[thepest]

I like the car! Thanks for the links!

[draak666]

Sweet car indeed. Would be nice to see it in action during a race.

[rave426]

If we could only get a street spec version with a 2.0L 275hp engine.

[c0wb0y007]

Sweet racer, and those cars are very fast indeed.

Last year the team of Schubert-Motors drove a 320i 300 bhp-version in the VLN-races. They proved their reliability each and every race and were driven at the edge by Hans-Stuck and Claudia Hurtgen.

This year's Schubert-Motors car is a 120d 250 bhp. New project and already 5th overall during the 24-hours race ... says enough already I guess.


Thanks for the video

Cheers

[EnzoLover]

Nice sound!

Tks

[dutchmasterflex]

275hp from 2 liters would be great on the street

[Svensson]

Thanks for the video leblanc! I've seen verious bits of the vid, but this is the first time I see the whole clip!

Originally Posted by dutchmasterflex 275hp from 2 liters would be great on the street

Would certainly be great, but would probably require engine rebuilding too often. On the other hand, Honda has proven that 240hp from 2 litres can be done in a reliable way...

[bultaco_metralla]

REPOST! I posted it a month ago... sorry man... Its a great vid

http://www.motorworld.net/forum/show...highlight=wtcc

[dutchmasterflex]

Originally Posted by Svensson Thanks for the video leblanc! I've seen verious bits of the vid, but this is the first time I see the whole clip! Originally Posted by dutchmasterflex 275hp from 2 liters would be great on the street Would certainly be great, but would probably require engine rebuilding too often. On the other hand, Honda has proven that 240hp from 2 litres can be done in a reliable way...

That's just the risks you've got to take with a racing engine.. I wonder how easy or hard it would be to run one of those on the streets.. I guess the only thing giving it away would be the sound right?

[Svensson]

Originally Posted by bultaco_metralla REPOST! I posted it a month ago... sorry man... Its a great vid http://www.motorworld.net/forum/show...highlight=wtcc

It's not a real repost, because the version you posted was a smaller clip from Auto & Motor Techniek, not the whole vid you see here...

[fordgt84]

very nice

[bultaco_metralla]

Originally Posted by Svensson Originally Posted by bultaco_metralla REPOST! I posted it a month ago... sorry man... Its a great vid http://www.motorworld.net/forum/show...highlight=wtcc It's not a real repost, because the version you posted was a smaller clip from Auto & Motor Techniek, not the whole vid you see here...

:silly:

[rave426]

OK, end it right there............That is what the next CSL should be!

[carmedia]

Fantastic videos. What a sound. Thanks.