Make: | Ferrari |
Model: | Other |
Trim: | 330 P4 |
Year: | 1967 |
Mileage: | 15 |
VIN: | TEX114248 |
Color: | Red |
Engine: | 575 Maranello V12 |
Cylinders: | 12 |
Transmission: | Manual |
Drive type: | RWD |
Vehicle Title: | Clear |
Item location: | Rockwall, Texas, United States |
Dimensions and weight
Overall length: 4320.79 mm – 170.110 in
Overall width: 1810 mm – 71.5 in
Height: 1000 mm – 39.37 in
Wheelbase: 2450.79 mm – 101.98 in
Front track: 1488 mm – 63.58 in
Rear track: 1450 mm – 62.08 in
Curb weight: 1018 kg. – 2245 lbs
Fuel capacity: 28 Gallons in both tanks
Body Construction Material
Body – Hand Formed Aluminum
Frame Construction Material
Frame – 4130 Tubular Steel
Fuel Tank
Fuel tank – Stainlees Steel
Tires
Front tires 10.15×15 Dunlop
Rear tires 12.15×15 Dunlop
Wheels
Front Wheels Technomagnisia
Rear Wheels Technomagnisia
Brakes
Front brakes 12 in. Willwood 4 piston
Rear brakes 12 in. Willwood 4 piston
Paint Color:
Ferrari Red
Engine
No. of cylinders 65° V12 F
Bore & stroke 89×77 mm 3.46 x 2.95 IN
Unit displacement 479 cc 29.2 cu. in.
Total displacement 5,748 cc 350.7 cu. in.
Compression ratio 11:1
Maximum power 379 kW (610 bhp) at 7,250 rpm
Maximum torque 588,6 Nm (60 kgm) 580 ft.lbt at 5,250 rpm
P4 Engine Validation Process
Engine selection and validation is paramount in the build process for the P4 by Norwood. A rigorous inspection program that involves pulling the intake manifold and valve covers to inspect every component of the top-end valvetrain – valves, valves springs, cams, etc. On the bottom end the oil pan is removed to inspect the lower sections of the block and the main bearings and rod bearings. Any pieces not in compliance with factory Ferrari specifications are removed and replaced with factory Ferrari parts. In addition to the painstakingly detailed inspection, all assembly hardware is re-electroplated, removing any doubt the donor engine is in impeccable condition before getting acquainted with its new home.
While the oil pan is off, the team makes some minor modifications to better align with fitment of the large V12 in the P4 by Norwood’s mid-engined chassis. The stock oil filter housings are machined off as the lower placement in the chassis compared to the Maranello to prevent any potential clearance issues. To complete the modification new fittings are added in the oil pan to allow remote mounting of the oil filter. The modification also goes beyond safety as the lower center of gravity only adds to the already impressive handling.
Transmission
1 3.154
2 1.789
3 1.269
4 0.967
5 0.767
Final drive 3.44, 9″
5 speed synchro limited slip