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FFR 1965 Daytona Coupe Race Car For Sale
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1965 FFR Daytona Typ 65 Coupe Race Car Street Legal
430 HP, 200 MPH Top Speed in 5th, 4th goes to over 160 MPH Vara and NASA Log Book, Race ready for many Organisations VARA-GTO SVRA-Group 10,12 NASA ST1 TT1 SCCA SPO I Unique opportunity to own one of a few Race Daytona Coupes around and even Street legal with the California SB100, licensed and insured. Clean CA Title Built in 2013 with only the best parts and many roll cage modifications for racing and to accommodate drivers up to 6'3" Some features: 5.0 New Crate Coyote Engine 430HP/7000Rpm, Road Race Tremec TKO600 5-Speed with Hyd HD Clutch AP Racing Disc Brakes, QA1 DA Shocks with Eibach Springs, 3 Link 8.8 Axle with 3:55 LSD, Accusump Oil system, Moroso Oil Pan and Oil cooler, Power Steering with Oil cooler, Wilwood Pedal Box, Stainless Steel Sidepipes, Front canards and rear diffusor, Fire System 5.5LB, Fuel Cell 16 Gal., Traqmate Data Logger, 9x17 Wheels with Nitto 01 or Hoosier R7 $55000 Call 949 259 3109 for more infos |
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When and where did you take it to 200 mph.
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watch the video again there was a reference to a previous owner - not there now |
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Looks like a great car and you've had a lot of fun with it!
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Firstly, just to remain on topic- It's a great car, and a great price. I Hope it moves soon for ya....
Now, to pour more racing fuel onto the 200mph topic. Unless there is video, I'm going with Mr. TwinTurbo on this one. In 2 cars with identical aerodynamics, and with identical gearing: if carA can reach 180 with 500hp, then carB needs 700hp to reach 200... Just to overcome the atmospheric drag. Remember- drag coefficients are not linear- they are logarithmic (that's just fancy engineering talk for "The faster you go, the harder it is to go even faster" ) and personally, I think all the stories about the original Daytonas hitting 190 back in the 60's was a boast... 170? sure. 180? that's stretching it.... but 190? I'd have to see the radar readout, and the calibration report on the gun... :LOL: |
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