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STES07: The PETRONAS Syntium Team and the 2007 BMW Z4M Coupe

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PETRONAS Syntium Team
2007 Super Taikyu Endurance Series

2007 will see the PETRONAS Syntium Team shift its focus to a new championship, fronting a new driver line-up as well as a new machine. Capitalising on a long racing heritage and experience, the PST will take on the challenge of the Super Taikyu Endurance Series with the BMW Z4M Coupe.

Unveiled to an international audience at the Japan Auto Saloon show in January 2007, the BMW Z4M Coupe takes on both beauty and form, as we take a time out to profile the car that will take on the team's 2007 challenge.
 

The 2007 BMW Z4M Coupe

 

Chassis:
carbon-fibre monocoque
Engine Management System:
BMW Motorsport ECU406 with two powerful microprocessors, Ethernet Interface and four CAN busses
Cylinder selective optimized Injection and Ignition
Pit-Speed-Limiter
Quick-Shift; Engine Log Book
Electronic Throttle Control
VANOS Control
ABS
Energy Management:
Distribution and Control of the electric energy through the BMW Motorsport POWER400 Control Unit
Networking of all Sensors and Actuators through a CAN Bus
Electric loom:
Weight optimised
Ignition coils:
Six high performance pencil-type ignition coils with integrated ignition driver
Sparkplugs:
NGK high performance Sparkplugs
Instruments:
Free programmable LCD Display with integrated shift lights
Steering-wheel:
multiple function Steering-wheel with Quick-Release mechanism & display control
Length:
4,415 mm
Width:
1,880 mm
Wheelbase:
2,493 mm
Front & Rear Overhang:
865 mm / 774 mm
Rear wing width:
1,504 mm
Front & Rear Ground Clearance:
80 mm / 90 mm
Front Brake:
Grey cast iron disc
diameter 380mm / 6 pot fixed calliper
Rear Brake:
Grey cast iron disc
Diameter 320mm / 4 pot fixed calliper
Driveline:
Sequential 6-speed gearbox, sintered clutch
Engine Layout:
Six cylinder in-line
Cylinder Capacity:
3246 cc
Bore x Stroke:
87 x 91 mm
Compression Ratio:
12,5:1
Max Power:
396 PS at 8200rpm (approximate)
Max Torque:
400 Nm at approximately 5750 rpm (approximate)
Max Revolutions per minute:
8400 rpm
Cylinder Block:
One-piece construction
Crankshaft:
Forged steel part
Piston:
Forged slipper skirt piston
Con-rod:
Steel
Cylinder Head: Aluminium, four valves per cylinder
Valve Train: Two chain driver overhead camshafts with variable valve timing
Intake system:  Six single throttle valves
Carbon fibre airbox with resonance induction optimised inlet pipes
Exhaust system: Multiple pipe manifold with silencer and catalytic converter
Cooling system: Water / Air cooler
Flywheel: Steel
Fuel system: Inlet-Pipe injection
One injector per cylinder
5 bar injection pressure
Fuel: 5 star lead-free petrol
ROZ min=98
Fuel tank volume: 100 / 120 litres
Minimum weight 1,250kg
1200 kg in Nürburgring Specification
   

 

More
PETRONAS Syntium Team - A Profile 
The 2007 Super Taikyu Endurance Series 
The 2007 Driver Line-Up: Fariqe Hairuman / Masataka Yanagida 

 




 
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