1997 Caterham 7 Classic on 2040-cars
Nashua, New Hampshire, United States
1997 Caterham 7 Classic. This is a live axle, rear drum brake car. Front fenders are clamshells.
The interior is the standard Bench seat (BLK). Included in the spare parts that come with the car are two carbon fibre lowback bucket seats with the mounting hardware. This is a two owner car.. the previous owner replaced the Caterham standard engine/transmission (1600 Ford Super Sprint with twin webers and Ford gearbox) after a few thousand miles. The original engine/transmission is included in the sale along with the exhaust headers and exhaust. The replacement engine is a 2001 Raceline Zetec with factory modifications... 32mm hydraulic cam follower kit Pocket pistons to suit high lift cam Raceline 220 performance camshafts Upgraded valve spring set ...titanium retainers Balanced pistons and connecting rods (heavy bolt set) Lightened and balanced flywheel Gas flow head inlet/exhaust...matched to manifold and skimmed to 11:1 Raceline water rail and wet sump I do have a signed letter from Raceline for provenance on the engine This has a Caterham 4-1 Stainless steel headers finished with a repackable round mk2 Dyno side exit exhaust The fuel injection system is a Jenvey throttle body set with a Pipercross filter set. Injectors are 440. Included in the sale are a set of 330 and 220...both set cleaned and tested The original radiator was replaced with an aluminium performance radiator with electric fan. Original radiator included. The original fuel tank was replaced with a similar sized tank that houses the fuel pump. (original tank included) Engine management system is an Emerald K6 system installed in 2012. Engine was removed from the car (KTR Racing) in 2012. Engine at this point was checked/sensor changed for the new management system and mapping done while on a dyno (196 BHP) At this point the rear axle was removed...dismantled...inspected and rebuilt with new seals/gaskets. New clutch plate installed. Gearbox cover plate was modified to enable oil change/inspection easier GAZ shocks with adjustable platforms were installed all round in 2013 The current milage on the speedo is 4053 and on the title I have is 6452 I do not know where this discrepancy occurred since my state inspection records support the lower reading.....However at this time the SPEEDO has STOPPED working.... was working when car was put into storage for the winter. I do have some other small parts that come with the car......covers/hood/side curtains, 5 good but old tires, some other small parts Wind defenders are installed So why am I selling the car........getting fat and old...and I don't use it as it should be used.....I did ...but not now! |
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Lotus team out of Le Mans, full driver list published
Tue, 20 May 2014We can scratch off one more car from the list for the 2014 24 Hours of Le Mans. The Lotus T129 LMP1 car has been dropped from the entry list of the 82nd running of the historic race, with organizers citing "a lack of preparation" as the reason. On a more positive note, the list of 168 drivers in 56 vehicles has been officially published for the June 14 race.
Like the Lotus team currently in Formula One, the Lotus T129 uses the iconic British brand's name and colors but is actually built by a separate company. It previously ran a Lola chassis in the LMP2-class (pictured above). The Le Mans organizers claim the car will likely be on display during the 24-hour race, but it won't make it's competition debut until the World Endurance Championship round at the Circuit of the Americas in September. The T129 is being replaced by an Oreca 03 chassis with Nissan power in the LMP2 class, entered by Millennium Racing.
The Lotus' retirement came as the teams had to send in the names of the three drivers nominated to race each car. This year there are racers from 26 countries with the most coming from France (39), Britain (29), the US (17) and Italy (15). The latest tally of entries breaks down to 9 LMP1s, 19 LMP2s, 9 LM GTE Pros, 18 LM GTE Ams and the Nissan ZEOD RC as the experimental Garage 56 entry.
2017 Renault Alpine still looks like a Lotus
Thu, Jul 23 2015Two years ago, an oddly modified Lotus Exige was photographed speeding around the Nurburgring. While that car looked British, at the time Renault's engineers were reportedly developing the suspension for the future Alpine sports coupe underneath with some help from the folks at Ohlins. Now, our spies have spotted this weird Lotus-bodied mule out testing, and it might be a major hint that development for the reborn French brand is getting serious again. Unfortunately, it's hard to pull many details about the future Alpine just from this mule. Up front the air extractors are noticeably covered, and at the rear there's now a panel hiding the engine with just some small vents near the very back. The roof-mounted scoop appears to be the major means of sending cool air to the powertrain. Alpine has been back in the news as of late. At the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the brand's Celebration Concept was unveiled but without many real details. Then, at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, the car was filmed actually moving under its own power. Earlier reports suggest that a production version, possibly called the AS1, might come in 2017 with around 250 horsepower on tap from an engine mounted behind the driver. Engineers would keep weight as low as possible to make the most from that power. While no version in the US is likely, prices in Europe might be about the equivalent of $34,000 to $40,000.
This might be a Lotus SUV test mule
Mon, Jun 24 2019These photos could be our first look at the Lotus SUV in test mule form. The body on the chassis is clearly that of a Lynk and Co. 01 SUV, but the underpinnings are something different entirely. Perhaps the most telling bit of all is the location in which our spy shooter caught the vehicle. We're told that this was shot dangerously close to Lotus' headquarters in Hethel, England. Using a Lynk and Co. body to test the Lotus SUV makes sense when you take into account who owns both companies. Geely happens to own Lotus, Lynk and Co. and Volvo, so they're all under the same roof at this point. These spy photos appear to be hiding a chassis that doesn't exactly fit correctly under the body, though. The front fenders are far wider than they are on the 01, and the rear fenders also look like they've been messed with to fit the much larger rubber. It has a wider, more aggressive stance than the Lynk and Co. SUV, lending more evidence to this being a Lotus SUV test mule. We'd expect a Lotus SUV to handle as well as anything in the class, so all these things do make sense if that's what it is. As for what could be powering the British SUV, that's another story. This tester has yellow caution tape covering where the gas cap is on the 01 SUV, no visible exhaust and a big, yellow high voltage sticker on the windshield. All of that tells us it's most likely electrified in some form. We didn't have intel that the Lotus SUV would be electric previously, but there's every chance they could go down that road. The Lotus 130 hypercar is going to be all-electric. And Volvo sells plug-in hybrids now, so the tech could be borrowed from there, too. Of course, Volvo doesn't have the same priorities as Lotus does with weight reduction and handling, so don't consider anything a done deal quite yet. We can't actually confirm that the vehicle in question is a Lotus underneath, but hopefully more photos and information make their way to us soon. There's still a long way to go in the development process if Lotus is only testing on mules now, so look for plenty more to come on this vehicle.