H E L E M V6…
...H E L E M V6… Original 1996 Le Mans Spider Coupe with different nose alongside standard Spider Below: Sport Spider HELEM V6, built by Technical Studio, Technology (or TS mid-mounted 4-cylinder engine and an all-aluminium for short), is otherwise known as TS07 or Technical chassis with a composite body. At 930kg kerb it was Studio TS07 Helem in full. Who designed it is a multi- noticeably heavier than the 725kg Elise S1 (690kg for the barrel affair, as the base car is a Renault Spider, built by Elise Sport to 755kg for later regular S1 models), but was Renault between 1995 and ’97, but designed by another fitted as standard with the more powerful Renault- consultant... The Renault contribution includes the PRV Williams engine giving 148bhp vs. 118. There was a V6 engine and its 5-speed transaxle; the rest is Technical motorsport version too - the Renault Sport Spider that is Studio. Hmm, so is this a gross oversimplification? YES! seldom mentioned in English language publications. The Were they the first? No... Have we jumped ahead of road-going version of this car had a more potent 180bhp ourselves? Absolutely!! TS as a company came into while weight was reduced to 854kg – a good starting existence in the year 2000, but publicly it is just the point for R.J. Racing. For motorsport its power was better known of all the manufacturers associated with increased to 210bhp@6000rpm (144kW), torque to 136 this car, and to be fair, when in their hands it was lb.ft@ 4500rpm (184.4 Nm).
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