F1

Our V6 quad cam aerodynamic road rocket.

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Click here for a higher resolution copy of the Nota F1 in the inaugural Dutton's Rally   The Nota F1 is a lightweight, mid-engined roadster of exceptional performance and road-holding. Having the engine and gearbox mounted transversely behind the driver capsule means that there is more space than usual in the passenger compartment.
  Fitted with a 2-litre turbo, in Group A spec, this car has a better power to weight ratio than the McLaren F1. Even with the normally aspirated Toyota 3 litre engine, its power-to-weight is better than the Laborghini Diablo VT, Ferrari 360 and Porsche 911 3.6 Turbo and with the Honda V6 or Toyota Kluger engines, even better figures.
Click here for a higher resolution copy of the Rear view of Nota F1 in road trim with standard V6 engine   The aerodynamic packaging of the F1 gives excellent Cd figures. The faster it goes, the more the three internal wings come into play, adding to the car's stability at speed. 250kph plus speeds are possible.
  In road trim, the Nota F1 conforms to all current and foreseen Australian Design Regulations.
  For those who would prefer a GT style car, the Nota Chimera is being developed with basically the same specification as the Nota F1 in a lightweight GT body. See artist's impressions and CAD CAM overlays of the Chimera.  

See what the press says about the Nota F1.

F1 SPECIFICATION

The Nota F1's specifications are open to individual tailoring to meet your requirements, be it for road or competition.

Engine:
Quad cam Toyota or Honda V6 with 4 valves per cylinder mounted transversely behind the passenger compartment, giving the car a low polar moment as the main mass is on the car's centre of gravity. 
New in 2007: Toyota Aurion 3.5 litre quad-cam V6 engine now available in naturally aspirated (205kw) or supercharged (265kw) versions
Gearbox:
5 speed manual or 4 speed auto or optional 5 speed or 6 speed auto.
Chassis:
High-tensile steel chassis with oval tube triangulation bonded to a carbon fibre tub giving this car a low polar moment weight distribution.
Suspension:
Wide base suspension, adjustable oval-tube wishbones with coil-over-shocks providing adjustable ride height and damping.
Braking:
Four wheel, ventilated disks with optional bias adjustment and/or boosting.
Body:
Kevlar, carbon and glass fibre composite, featuring three internal wings and an adjustable tail wing giving high down force and excellent road-holding.
Power to Weight:
Weight approx. 680kg depending upon options, with 181kw Kluger giving 3.8kg/kw or 187kw Honda giving 3.6kg/kw (better than a Ferrari 360) with the standard V6 engine.
Performance:
0 to 100kph in under 4 secs
0 to 400m (standing 1/4 mile) in under 12 secs.
(Both figures with the standard V6 engine)

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