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Steve Webb
22-02-08, 23:08
Got our first full on race car in the owners register now, you can see the details here

Q4 ER2 Touring car (http://www.berlinasportivo.com/marquespec/Alfa/Q4register/zillinger.php)

Loads of images on there and a few details.

Steve

AlfaJack
22-02-08, 23:19
That is very special! Lovely job. I love that header tank!!

Cheers Steve. Hope the owner comes on to the forum!

Steve Webb
22-02-08, 23:25
That is very special! Lovely job. I love that header tank!!

Cheers Steve. Hope the owner comes on to the forum!

I've just mailed him to let him know about his page and invited him on. Hopefully he'll appear at some point.

wrinx
23-02-08, 00:12
Wow...very special!

wrinx

Brul(tm)
23-02-08, 21:59
Very...very... very nice :tasty:

Greetings,
Marc

markgq4
25-02-08, 18:44
Wow! nice car!

ok so who` not a least a BIT jealous....

Signore Enzo
25-02-08, 19:43
Hi Folks !

Thank you very much for that nice welcome here in that very special Berlina Sportivo Forum.

I had many different Alfa Romeos, the last special one for street use was a 164 2,0 V6 Turbo with 332BHP on the dynamo. The max. Boost Pressure was 1,9 bar with a motorsport Mitsubishi Turbo Charger.

Hope you all like my new race car the Alfa 155 Q4 ER2 (was an official car from Engstler Motorsport), it took me a very long time to build it up because I wanted to make a perfect race car. Now hopefuly by the end of February the car should be ready for the new saison 2008. As Steve wrote some technical details, I will expect a power for 2008 of approx. 400 BHP. I did some changes on the big frontside intercooler. I changed the outlet-piping to the upper position (now a diagonal flow through the intercooler), and so I expect an increase of cooling efficiency of approx. 30%, that meens more power and tourque.

I also changed the brake pads on the 343mm Alcon Race brake, now I use Carbone Lorraine pads, because they should have the same efiiciency on cold and warm temperatures.

Before I used Ferrodo DS2500, they were also good.

I made the motorhood and the front bumper from GFK, so the total weight was comming down to approx. 1150 kg.

If somebody wanted to have such parts, I can make that, ask for the price. The motorhood looks like the original one on the outside and inner side.

O.K. Folks, that?s it for now, if you have some more questions, please ask me, I try to give all informations, you want.

T M Oren
26-02-08, 06:27
Hi Signore Enzo.

I like your race car.
Were do you by parts for your engine.
Do you use standard transmision?

T M Oren.

Signore Enzo
26-02-08, 08:50
I get most of the special parts from a good friend, from the company Ing. GABAT TUNING here in Austria. Andreas is the head of that company and is a really great Turbo Engine specialist. He race with a Ford Escort Cosworth with approx. 740 BHP and made also some Delta Integrales with over 600 BHP. Here?s the home page adress: www.gabat-tuning.at (http://www.gabat-tuning.at)

Yes, the transmission is 80% original, I only use special parts for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd gear in the transmission box. All rubber parts of the rear axle mountings were replaced by Teflon once.

Hope, that helps

arjunior45
26-02-08, 10:31
first of all welcome to the forum sig Enzo



Yes, the transmission is 80% original, I only use special parts for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd gear in the transmission box.

which is your ratio {teeth number} for those gears?

And by the way, which omologation do you use? Is it possible to have any copy of it?

Cheers

Nick

T M Oren
26-02-08, 12:56
I get most of the special parts from a good friend, from the company Ing. GABAT TUNING here in Austria. Andreas is the head of that company and is a really great Turbo Engine specialist. He race with a Ford Escort Cosworth with approx. 740 BHP and made also some Delta Integrales with over 600 BHP. Here?s the home page adress: www.gabat-tuning.at (http://www.gabat-tuning.at)

Yes, the transmission is 80% original, I only use special parts for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd gear in the transmission box. All rubber parts of the rear axle mountings were replaced by Teflon once.

Hope, that helps

I did reed about gabat tuning in an ford mag.
Great company, creat cars.
Any mods for the engine???

Stuntz
26-02-08, 13:45
Hi crazy car you have there Im from slovenia and watch Mr GABATS monsters every year on our hill climb races love the cossies and the grales! Are you comming to race to slovenia this year? Im wondering how come you have still the original intake manifold? Once me and my friends q4s are done we could meet someday :D nighbour!

Signore Enzo
28-02-08, 07:34
Sorry, I don?t know the exact ratios (number of teeth), but as I was told from Franz Engstler, only the material is a better one, the ratios should be the same as the original once. But I know that you can order differnt main ratios. Original in the 155 Q4 is 17/57 and you can get 15/56 ; 14/57 ; or 13/57. Those are stronger than the original one, but for the circuit track to short. Those are for rallye use in the Integrales.

That?s it for now, have a very nice day !

Signore Enzo
28-02-08, 07:38
No, sorry I don?t race in slovenia, because as I know, that race is a hill climb race and the setup of my car is only for a circuit race.

We will race this year two times on the "Salzburgring", two times on the "Pannoniaring", on the "Hungaroring", in "Hockenheim", on the "Eurospeedway-Lausitzring", in "Monza".

You can see all dates on www.young-timer.at (http://www.young-timer.at)

many greetings !

Stuntz
28-02-08, 08:01
Yes you are right the race is a Hill climb Ilirska and the Rogla are the two big ones . Wich is the diference in track setup and the hill climb setup ? And what about the intake manifold why is it stock still?

Signore Enzo
28-02-08, 11:57
Why should I use another intake manifold, the original one is working very good, I have bigger injectors mounted. Do you know a different one ?

Also Andreas Gabat said, that the intake manifold is not really that critical part on Turbo engines to increase the power.

You are right, when the engine is a normal aspirated one, the intake manifold is very important, because you will get more power only with more RPM?s and then it?s good to have a special manifold.

The max. RPM on my rae car is 7.400 RPM, because I want to race the whole saison without problems on the engine, sure, we could make more RPM?s. The boost pressure is max. 1,7 bar.

Hope that are good infos for you.
many greetings from Austria

Stuntz
28-02-08, 14:21
Its not for bigger hp but im in process of maiking an integrale like intake manifold for better engine response shorter intake pipes and a chamber constructed the way that all cylinders get the optimal air pressure not dffrent as on the standard one .

RMB-Racing
02-03-08, 22:59
What a perfect job!!! :tasty:

I?ll salute you for your work.

But it couldn't have been cheap..I?ll guess.

I have a million questions for your - so I hope you stick around here for quite a time?! :smile:

The plan for my car, is not a totally race car modification, but almost. I will used it as my everyday car, for track days, and some club rallying, and some 402m racing.

So eventually I have to make it as liable as possible.

Well - first question of many - how do you experience the liability of the drive train on the car - in racemode?

Brul(tm)
03-03-08, 08:23
I have a million questions for your - so I hope you stick around here for quite a time?! :smile:

Please do, i think we can all learn from it ;)

Greetings,
Marc

j1v
03-03-08, 19:42
i'm greatly interested in the parts used for the transmission. Where to buy them, prices etc ...
Also, do you drive on the standard rear diff ?

Signore Enzo
04-03-08, 06:41
Good Morning Alfisti !

I think, that the original drive train of our Q4?s is not that bad, and till now I didn?t have any problems. O.K., most starts of our races are not "Hot Starts" with standing cars, we go one heating up lap after the pace car and then on the start-finish line the lights are green and the start is open. So the peak power on the drive train is not that worse. If you are going for 1/4 Mile races, I?m sure that you have to do something on the drive train. I know that in the past there was a company in italy, which produced carbon drive trains, but I don?t remember the name. For the transmission parts (1st, 2nd and 3rd gear and different main ratios, you can ask under www.gabatech.at (http://www.gabatech.at), ask for Gabriel, he?s a very nice guy and made many Q4s and Integrales.

Greetings
Signore Enzo

Steve Webb
19-03-08, 08:58
Just to let you all know, I have updated this cars page in the register with a few updates and a few more pictures.

Q4 ER2 Touring car (http://www.berlinasportivo.com/marquespec/Alfa/Q4register/zillinger.php)

wrinx
19-03-08, 19:56
:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::smoke::tasty:

wrinx

Steve Webb
26-03-08, 23:00
The Q4 is now finished and ready for the upcoming season. I've just added a couple of pics of the final article to the page in the register, which you can find here

Q4 ER2 Touring car (http://www.berlinasportivo.com/marquespec/Alfa/Q4register/zillinger.php)

markgq4
27-03-08, 12:22
My HERO
:D

thats a hell of a car signore enzo
very best of luck with the new season

Xti
27-03-08, 20:49
Such an imposing car, it's killing me just looking at her. Congrats for the wonderful work, worthy for appreciation. I can see a lot of knowledge there...and of course passion.

Greatings,
Chris.

peter holst
06-04-08, 20:16
I would be very greatfull to hear more about the anti roll bars (front and rear) at this great car.
Is it standard or custom made?

Signore Enzo
07-04-08, 07:21
The anti roll bars are the standard once. When you have installed a race suspension, like my car, I have mounted KW race shock absorbers with KW race springs. With that you have the possibility to control the affection only with the hardness of the springs. In the race circus there are two arguments. One is, to build up a race suspension without anti roll bars and the second one is to build it up with. Let?s say the suspension which is installed now has a very good setup for the 155Q4. You have to be sure, by driving a 4 wheel drive car, that the suspension is not too hard, because you need the force of all 4 tires to be fast.

Hope that will help a little bit.
Greetings

peter holst
17-04-08, 20:28
what type, lengths etc. of KW springs (for the rear end) are you using?
I have yellow koni (sport) adjustable shocks and springs which lowers the car 50 mm.
I find it too soft and because of that difficult to control at high speed. I think I need stiffer springs at the rear end.
I?m very graetfull for you taking the time to answer my questions

franksun
06-05-08, 18:53
Where do you get the KW coilovers??

frank

andy97
19-08-09, 17:45
Are there any updates on this car please? It's awesome and I would love to know more about you exploits in it.

mac
10-09-09, 18:25
would love to see this but the link is not working for me :frown:

wrinx
10-09-09, 19:00
http://www.berlinasportivo.org/marquespec/Alfa/Q4register/zillinger.php

Rest of the cars:
http://www.berlinasportivo.org/marquespec/Alfa/Q4register/index.php

wrinx

mac
10-09-09, 23:30
http://www.berlinasportivo.org/marquespec/Alfa/Q4register/zillinger.php

Rest of the cars:
http://www.berlinasportivo.org/marquespec/Alfa/Q4register/index.php

wrinx


Thanks

very nice indeed