1949 FERRARI 166 inter
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Specifications
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Car type |
Street |
Body design |
Stabilimenti
Farina |
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Year |
1949 |
Engine design |
Colombo |
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Make |
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Engine type |
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Model |
166 Inter |
Built by |
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Colour ext/int |
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Total built |
37 |
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Serial number |
037S |
Built in period |
xx/xxx/1948 |
till |
xx/xxx/1951 |
Launch date
and place |
xx/xxx/xxxx at
.......... |
Price |
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Building date |
xx/xxx/xxxx |
Version |
Europe |
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Engine |
Dimensions |
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Nr. of cylinders |
12 |
Length |
mm |
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Arrangement |
V in 60 degrees |
Width |
mm |
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Bore |
60 mm |
Height |
mm |
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Stroke |
58.8 mm |
Wheelbase |
2420 mm |
Unitary and
total capacity |
166.25 cc
1995 cc |
Track front
Track rear |
1250 mm
1200 mm |
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Position |
front
longitudinal |
Wheels make
and type |
steel |
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Cilinder block and head |
light alloy |
Wheel size front
Wheel size rear |
15
15 |
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Compression ratio |
7.5 : 1 |
Tyres make
and type |
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Max power output |
110 bhp at 6000 rpm |
Tyre size front
Tyre size rear |
5.50x15
5.50x15 |
Spec. power
per liter |
55 bhp/liter |
Empty weight
Kerb weight |
kg
800 kg |
Spec. weight
per bhp |
kg/bhp |
Maximum
weight |
kg |
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Max torque |
Nm at ... rpm |
Engine weight |
kg |
Max revs
(red line) |
... rpm |
Fuel tank |
80 liters |
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Timing gear |
2 valves per
cilinder
SOHC |
Fuel tank placement |
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Fuel feed |
1 Weber DCF 32
carburettor |
Weight distr.
front / rear |
... % / ... % |
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Lubrication |
pressurized wet
sump |
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Ignition |
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Electrical system
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Cooling system |
pressurized |
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Sparkplugs |
Champion NA 12 |
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Transmission |
Body and chassis |
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Wheeldrive |
rear |
Body frame |
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Clutch |
dry single
plate |
Chassis type |
elliptical
section steel tubes |
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Gearbox |
5 speeds +
reverse |
Number of seats |
2 |
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Differential |
conventional |
Suspension front |
Independent
with transverse
leaf spring and hydraulic
dampers |
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1st gear ratio |
3 : 1 |
Suspension rear |
Live axle,
semi-elliptic
longitudinal leaf springs,
hydraulic dampers and anti-roll
bar |
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2nd gear ratio |
1.9 : 1 |
Brakes front |
hydraulic
circuit, drums |
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3rd gear ratio |
1.38 : 1 |
Brake size front |
mm |
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4th gear ratio |
1 : 1 |
Brakes rear |
hydraulic
circuit, drums |
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5th gear ratio |
0.925 : 1 |
Brake size rear |
mm |
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6th gear ratio |
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Steering |
worm and roller |
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7th gear ratio |
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Hand drive |
r |
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Reverse gear ratio |
3.1 : 1 |
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Final drive
ratio |
... : 1 |
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Performance
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0-60 mph |
... seconds |
0-100 kph |
... seconds |
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0-100 mph |
... seconds |
0-200 kph |
... seconds |
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1/4 mile |
... seconds |
0-1000m |
... seconds |
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1 mile |
... seconds |
Fuel consumption overall
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... liters/100km |
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top speed |
170 kph |
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Features
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Car features |
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Options |
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Car history
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Date |
Occurance |
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Race history
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| <year & race> |
<place pictures of the race here>
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Type of championship
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Driver(s) |
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Event |
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Car number |
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Date(s) event |
xx/xxx/xxxx |
till |
xx/xxx/xxxx |
Previous races
& results |
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Circuit |
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Sponsors |
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Race result |
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Other suppliers |
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Comments
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1948 saw the continued evolution of the Ferrari 12-cylinder engine,
designed by Colombo and perfected by Busso with another increase in
cylinder capacity, which brought the overall engine capacity to two
litres and that of a single cylinder to 166 cc, creating one of the best
known types.
Like the previous models, called the 125 C and 159 C, which were the
versions with bodies which had motorcycle-style mudguards on the four
wheels and lights, the 166 had these features and was illustrated in the
early catalogues from the marque, advertising the model for
participation in international races, with the two versions, Corsa (racing)
and Sport, according to the required use and, as a result, depending
whether or not the body had lights and mudguards.
This happened in 1948, with the first examples, because the bodies were
then definitively differentiated with the 166 F2 models, the first true
single-seaters with a central steering wheel, the two-seater sports and
even four-seater grand touring models, in many versions built by almost
all of the major car-body builders of the time.
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