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That's really nice. A lot less than I was expecting as well. Proper.

 

130,000 Euros as a roller. The engines are usually leased from Judd. But they'd flog you an older one, maybe £75K with loom and management. Starts to get expensive for a pretty unknown make. Engine rebuilds are about 35 to 40K if you haven't done anything nasty to it, or it's plain worn out.

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130,000 Euros as a roller. The engines are usually leased from Judd. But they'd flog you an older one, maybe £75K with loom and management. Starts to get expensive for a pretty unknown make. Engine rebuilds are about 35 to 40K if you haven't done anything nasty to it, or it's plain worn out.

I'll get back in my box then.

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130,000 Euros as a roller. The engines are usually leased from Judd. But they'd flog you an older one, maybe £75K with loom and management. Starts to get expensive for a pretty unknown make. Engine rebuilds are about 35 to 40K if you haven't done anything nasty to it, or it's plain worn out.

 

What engine options do you have, could you shoe horn something else in there?

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What engine options do you have, could you shoe horn something else in there?

 

 

Not really, the engines are tiny for their capacity, ultra light and the main issue is the have a very low crankshaft centreline, so only a true race engine designed to mate to that type of transaxle will fit. If you want to go fast (very fast, much faster than that car) buy my Lola :)

 

I want to buy this:

 

http://www.240grupp-a.se/English/bilder-filer/kolla_bilar-filer/racing-filer/1984-filer/gtm-1984-filer/gtm84.htm

 

The rebuild is stunning, and the car has great history and can only go up in value.

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Oops, I misread the ad, it's an LMP2 car, not an LMP1, so would probably have run a Mazda turbo engine or the V6 Honda. Not as expensive to buy or run as the big V10 Judds, but still a very costly bit of kit. You might cobble in a turbo Ford Duratec, which is basically what the 4 cylinder Mazda was, dry sumped. They would give enough grunt to still be interesting.

 

I think the Honda is the engine of choice though. Possible lease only, way out of my budget :)

 

 

 

https://hpd.honda.com/innovations/hr28tt-p2-engine/

 

 

 

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This is probably about as fast as you can go without buying a fighter jet...

https://racecarsdirect.com/Advert/Details/60017/jaguar-r3-2002-f1-car

 

 

I suppose these immigrants are showing how you can live in a tent, that would be my only realistic option to buy and run that :(

 

Not sure I could even get in it these days, they were built for 9 stone jockeys!

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One of the V10 ones too :drool: F1 was never the same for me after the V10 era.

 

When you look at the price and then compare to say a Ferrari FXX which you are only allowed to use when and where they say its a no brainer :D

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