1993 FERRARI 348
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Specifications
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Car type |
Street |
Body design |
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Year |
1993 |
Engine design |
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Make |
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Engine type |
F 119 D |
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Model |
348 Zagato
Elaborazione |
Built by |
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Colour ext/int |
red |
Total built |
22 ? |
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Serial number |
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Built in period |
xx/xxx/1993 |
till |
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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 |
8 |
Length |
mm |
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Arrangement |
V in 90 degrees |
Width |
mm |
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Bore |
85 mm |
Height |
mm |
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Stroke |
75 mm |
Wheelbase |
2450 mm |
Unitary and
total capacity |
452.62 cc
3405 cc |
Track front
Track rear |
1502 mm
1578 mm |
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Position |
mid-mounted
longitudinal |
Wheels make
and type |
OZ |
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Cilinder block and head |
light alloy |
Wheel size front
Wheel size rear |
17
17 |
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Compression ratio |
10.4 : 1 |
Tyres make
and type |
Pirelli PZero |
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Max power output |
300 bhp at 7200 rpm |
Tyre size front
Tyre size rear |
215-50 ZR 17
255-45 ZR 17 |
Spec. power
per liter |
88.1 bhp/liter |
Empty weight
Kerb weight |
1508 kg
kg |
Spec. weight
per bhp |
kg/bhp |
Maximum
weight |
kg |
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Max torque |
329 Nm at 4200 rpm |
Engine weight |
kg |
Max revs
(red line) |
... rpm |
Fuel tank |
liters |
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Timing gear |
4 valves per
cilinder
DOHC |
Fuel tank placement |
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Fuel feed |
Bosch Motronic M2.5
injection |
Weight distr.
front / rear |
... % / ... % |
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Lubrication |
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Ignition |
Bosch Static
electronic ignition |
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Electrical
system |
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Cooling system |
2
rear side radiators |
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Sparkplugs |
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Transmission |
Body and chassis |
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Wheeldrive |
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Body frame |
tubular rear
sub-frame |
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Clutch |
dry, dual-plate |
Chassis type |
stress-bearing
steel structure
with various sections |
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Gearbox |
5 speeds +
reverse |
Number of seats |
2 |
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Differential |
ZF self-locking |
Suspension front |
double
wishbones with
transverse arms, coil springs
and telescopic gas dampers |
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1st gear ratio |
12.078 : 1 |
Suspension rear |
double
wishbones with
transverse arms, coil springs
and telescopic gas dampers |
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2nd gear ratio |
7.910 : 1 |
Brakes front |
ventilated
discs, 4-piston
callipers, dual high pressure
circuit, servo assist, ABS |
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3rd gear ratio |
5.480 : 1 |
Brake size front |
mm |
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4th gear ratio |
4.110 : 1 |
Brakes rear |
ventilated
discs, 4-piston
callipers, dual high pressure
circuit, servo assist, ABS |
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5th gear ratio |
3.236 : 1 |
Brake size rear |
mm |
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6th gear ratio |
... : 1 |
Steering |
rack and pinion |
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7th gear ratio |
... : 1 |
Drive hand |
l |
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Reverse gear ratio |
10.467 : 1 |
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Final drive
ratio |
16/55 |
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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 |
275 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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Between 1991 and '92, a handful of Ferrari 348's had their original
Pininfarina-designed bodywork extensively modified by carrozzeria Zagato
of Milan. However, due to legislative restrictions on crashworthiness,
Zagato decided not to modify the engine, running gear or chassis of the
stock 348, instead focusing on the aesthetics inside and out. Indeed,
this programme influenced it's designation, Zagato's creation being
known as the Elaborazione.
Visually, the front bumper was, like the rest of the car, more rounded
than Pininfarina's initial design. It incorporated a fake central grille
that was either oval or square, this being flanked by circular side and
driving lights sunken into the surrounding valance. A lightweight
aluminium bonnet featured two prominent NACA ducts carved into it while
the cabin unsurprisingly featured Zagato's trademark ‘Double Bubble’
roof treatment that provided a marginal increase in cockpit headroom.
Meanwhile, the distinctive new engine cover was also fabricated from
alloy and featured a clear glass screen similar to those so often seen
on Willy Koenig's Testarossa convertibles of the late 1980’s and, more
recently, for Pininfarina's 360 Modena. But Zagato could never have
retained those heavily stylised engine vents from the stock 348 that
were such an obvious Pininfarina trademark of the period, the Milanese
designers blending in two substantial NACA ducts to help cool the
engine.
The tail treatment saw a switch to three circular pods located on each
side of the rear facia while an electronically operated deck spoiler
featured Ferrari and Zagato graphics that only became visible when
raised. Other interesting features of these bespoke 348's were their
custom OZ Racing split rim alloy wheels, external fuel filler caps and
three-inch rear view TV monitors plumbed into the cabin. Indeed, the
interior was very thoroughly redesigned and came trimmed almost
exclusively in suede. Overall, the Elaborazione was a curious mix of
design cues but was, nevertheless, a machine immediately recognisable as
the work of Zagato. A production run of 22 was originally planned
although we are unsure if this number was ever achieved.
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