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8 & 10 cyl Bristol cars Type 407 onwards - restoration, repair, maintenance etc |
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Fighter T body differences
I assume the vents on top of each wing provide cooling for the twin turbo's and the holes where the indicators were on the standard Fighter are intakes ?
Obviously more cooling from the bonnet vents and all around skirt to help with high speed. |
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That is in fact from the uncompleted Fighter GT project. Both the cars in the picture were to have body upgrades to GT Spec, the blue car was almost done and post BCL administration was returned to standard spec, the parts look like they were transferred to the body in white. The work was being done externally and I believe the cars were outside the administration process.
Alas they were just 'looker' changes....I have never found any evidence that a Turbo was ever actually made, although space was created for one in one of the Fighters. P |
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Thanks for posting the photo, I had not seen this one before.
With 1,000 HP cooling would be a problem, I think the Veyron has to use a number of radiators to keep the engine cool as well as more radiators for the gearbox and other components. Its a pity they did not make one, if they did I expect an enthusiast like Simon Drapper would have it in his collection. Regards AlanD Sydney |
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Bristol Fighter GT2 project
I've been the owner of the Fighter GT2 project car since December, of last year, if anyone has any more info on the history or any other bits on this car, I'd be glad to hear from you.
Ken Purcell |