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DICK BARBOUR RACING PORSCHE 911 GT3-R
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS



2000 ALMS Achievements
GT Pole:
The Nurburgring
GT winner:
Charlotte, Silverstone, Portland, Petit Le Mans, Las Vegas
GT Fastest Race Lap: The Nurburgring, Texas, Portland
GT Track Qualifying Record:
The Nurburgring

ENGINE

Six-cylinder boxer engine
3600cc - 76.4 mm stroke, 99.9mm bore
Horsepower - 300 KW (410 HP) @ 8200rpm with 43.1 mm restrictor
Maximum Torque - 380 Nm (281 ft/lbs) @ 7000 rpm
Maximum rpm - 8500
Water-cooled with oil heat exchanger
Dry-sump lubrication
Intake system with six throttle valves
Bosch MS 3.1 fuel injection with detonation control
Exhaust manifold open, without catalytic converter
Unleaded fuel

POWERTRAIN

Six-speed manual transmission
Cable controlled gearshift mechanism
Rear wheel drive
Limited slip differential

BODYWORK

Revised 911 chassis with front end rear composite fender flares
Composite front nose, front fenders, front and rear hood, doors, rear tail and rear lid
Aerodynamically optimized front nose and rear tail
Welded-in safety roll cage
Driver's side racing-style bucket seat
100 liter FT 3 safety fuel cell
Fire System
Air Jacks
Plastic door, side and rear windows

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SUSPENSION

Electrically actuated power steering
McPherson front suspension with ball joints
Multilink rear axle with ball joints
Coil spring with adjustable ride height and rate
Adjustable shock absorbers
Wheels – three piece BBS with center lock hubs/wheels
Front 10' x 18'
Rear 11' x 18'

Front roll bar - adjustable in five positions
Rear roll bar - adjustable in three positions
Drive shafts with CV joints

BRAKE SYSTEM

Twin pedal system with two master cylinders and balance bar
Internally vented brake discs
Front 380mm
Rear 355mm

ELECTRONICS

Bosch MS 3.1 engine management
Lap trigger
12V 50 Amp-hr battery
Alternator 110 amp

VEHICLE WEIGHT

1,100 kg (2,442 pounds) per Le Mans regulations

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