1978 Jaguar Xjs Race Car on 2040-cars
Ruskin, Florida, United States
Jaguar XJS 6.0 Litre V12. Race car built off the TWR platform. With a more advanced fuel injection system, as well
as carbon fiber drive shaft. 4 wheel independent tunable suspension. Emerald K6 ECU that has been mapped, comes
with laptop and software. Come with wheels on it, plus another set of racing mags for the track.
Here is all the details..
1995 6.0 V12 Competition Head Gaskets
Race Bearings – Valve Job Refreshed
Jenvey Cross RAM Custom EFI Intake, Emerald ECU
Custom Wiring, DIS Ignition System run by ECU
Stainless Steel Headers, 3-into-2-into 1 x 2
Dry Sump Oil System
Mapped on DYNO – 360 BHP
Transmission TKO 600, Custom Aluminum Fly Wheel
Tilton Triple Plate Clutch and Spun Steel Bellhousing
Custom Carbonfiber Drive Shaft
3.31 Power Lock Differential
Tubular Custom Rear Half Shafts, Modified TriangulatedJag Rear Suspension
Front Suspension Lower Modified Jag Upper NASCAR StyleFully Adjustable
Wilwood 6 Caliper Modified Corvette Big Brake System
Dual Brake Master Cylinder With Front Rear Bias
Rear Brakes Jag 4 Piston Made by Brembo
Aston Martin Steering Rack Custom Column
Full Race Cage to GTI Standards
Custom Dash With Stepper Motor Gauges
Engine Exhaust Gas Onboard Monitor
FIAFuel Cell and On Board Fire Suppression etc
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