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Effekt / Vridmoment
400 hk / NmMotor, växellåda och avgassystem
Syclone nr 761 of 2998 made
Turbocharged 4,3 L Vortec V6:
Balanced and blueprintad engine (Built by mr SycloneRobban)
Bore 0,3
ARP bolts
Forged pistons (Trw L2441)
Forged rods (Eagle H-profil)
Wallbro fuelpump (255L HighPressure)
Injectors (33#)
Race oilpump(High Output MEL-55A)
Clevite 77 bearings
Air foil
Chip
Fulepreassureregulator (Atr)
Adjustable boost preassure 0-25 psi
Vortec heads (ported and polished)
Polished intake
Magnaflow racecat
Pipercross airfilter
Pipercross ventilationfilters
TH700R gearbox
3" A/A intercooler
HKS blowoff valve (copy)
+ moreEffekt och prestanda (ingående)
Ja du, vet inte exakt vad det kan vara i nu.. Orginal är den inte längra iaf. Jobbar mig sakta till högre värden.
Prestanda o effekt orginal var iaf:
0-100 4,6 sec
360 lb-ft torque(ca 450 nm).
280 hk enligt papprena men det stämmer inte vad jag har hört, dom skrev så i papprena för att få skatt och försäkring billigare i USA när om tillverkades, i själva verket ca 330hk vad ryktet säger iaf :).Chassi
orginalFälgar, däck och bromsar
18" på nu med 235/40 profil, har orginalfälgarna kvar med 245/55-16Interiör / Inredning
Orginal förutom 2 mätare i a-stolpen, Boost och oljetryckBilstereo och multimedia
orginal, blir nån annan spelare snartExteriör / Styling
Klara bakljus. orginalkjolpaketFramtidsplaner
Ska ny lack på snart hade jag tänkt också, blir orginal färgen. Letar uppgraderings delar hela tiden, har du nått och sälja så skriv, kan va nått jag söker :). Kan vara så att jag gør den helt orginal igen, vem vetÖvrigt
1991 Syclone(fortfarande världens snabbaste lastbil 0-100)
Monochromatic solid lamp black paint scheme including body applique package (two-tone black).
2995 Total Production + 3 st som gjordes -92
113 Export Sales (Estimated 31 returned)
First Production Syclone Built: 4 January 1991
Last Production Syclone Built: 2 July 1991
Cloth interior with embroidered seats
Corvette transmission and shifter, Turbo Sunbird Dash.
Gjordes 10 st Röda ex (marlbro edition med targatak), och resten var svarta med svarta kjolar.
2 st exporterades till sverige och såldes, dom enda 2 svensktsålda. Finns väl idag ca 10 st i sverige skulle jag uppskatta det till, någon som vet exakt??
(The following excerpt is credited to Automobile Magazine, 1991) The GMC project, on the other hand, is far from a childish toy. The Syclone is a transformed Sonoma pickup (formerly called the S15) packed full of automotive goodies. PAS, a specialty-vehicle manufacturer, lends a hand in production. Under the hood, truly stuffed this time, is a turbocharged 4.3-liter V-6, modified by parts snatched right out of the Corvette bin.
The transmission is an electronic four-speed, again pilfered from the Corvette, center shift console and all. Power is sent through a full-time all-wheel-drive system. Syclone program manager Kim Nielsen, with a frightened me riding passenger, showed off his truck's muscle at Milan Dragway, south of Ann Arbor. in typical race fashion, Nielsen danced his feet on both pedals, pitting 280 horses against four straining brakes. The truck, poised to run, moaned as the drag strip's Christmas tree counted down to green. I think I muttered, "Jeez-zus," as we violently yanked away from the start line.
Tire spin was minimal. My jowls and stomach resisted the fierce acceleration. By the time we passed 60 mph, somewhere shy of five seconds, I had swallowed my gum and given serious thought to the fact that this could be dangerous.
A quarter-mile was sucked up in just over thirteen seconds, with us traveling at 100 plus. Yep, they claim it's faster than the ZR-1. True or not, it's the fastest dam pickup I've ever seen. The entire truck is lowered by about two inches, and the suspension is beefed up. Cornering is more like a Porsche's than a pickup's, although the ride is a bit jittery. Body roll is slight, and the steering is quite quick. The instrument panel, borrowed from the Pontiac Sunbird GT, is a vast improvement over original equipment.
Upgraded bolsters improve the seats, and the steering wheel is wrapped in leather. The Syclone comes fully loaded, bed cover and all--no surprise, considering its $25,500 base price. Production is limited to a maximum of sixty a day, and, according to Nielsen, "As long as people are buying, we will be building." Last September, a specially prepared Syclone reached 210.069 mph on the Bonneville Salt Flats, breaking two speed records set by the Buick Skyhawk in September 1989. The record-breaking Syclone LSR blew past the old mark of just over 199 mph in both the flying kilometer and the flying mile. It seems GM is serious about speed. Syclone, the baddest, meanest, most testosterone-pumped production pick up in the land! By Car & Driver and me of course! And yeah, it's still quicker than the SVT Lightning and the PVO SRT10 ;)
GMC Truck Syclone Zero to 60 in 4.6 seconds. In the rain. BY NICHOLAS BISSOON-DATH Turbocharged and intercooled, the 4.3-liter V-6 delivers 285 horsepower at 4200 rpm. Step into fantasyland for a moment. Imagine a machine that can accelerate from 0 to 30 mph quicker than a Porsche 959. Imagine it blowing the fat fenders off a Corvette ZR-1 in the sprint to 60 mph. Imagine it running the quarter-mile in 13.0 seconds at 103 mph. Imagine it with full-time four-wheel drive and standard anti-lock brakes. And, just to make things really interesting, imagine that it looks like a pickup truck. Stop imagining. And feast your eyes on the 1991 GMC Truck Syclone: the baddest, meanest, most outrageous creation to roar out of Detroit since the Buick GNX. The Syclone is a take-no-prisoners showpiece, a machine created to bolster the GMC Truck Division's image as a maker of exciting, high-quality vehicles. It springs from a joint venture between GMC and PAS, Inc., of Troy, Michigan--the same company that developed the 20th Anniversary Trans Am for Pontiac. PAS had also developed several GM show cars, so it had plenty of experience developing wild machines like the Syclone. The Syclone is in fact a highly modified GMC S-15 four-wheel-drive short-bed pickup. Power comes from a turbocharged-and-intercooled version of GM's 4.3-liter V-6. The turbocharger is a water-cooled Mitsubishi RH06 unit integral with a waste gate; it blows through an air-to-water intercooler. New cast pistons reduce the compression ratio to 8.35:1. Different intake and exhaust manifolds accommodate the turbocharger plumbing, a port-fuel-injection system with Bosch injectors, and a large throttle-body from GM's 5.7-liter L98 V-8. GMC/PAS also adds the oil cooler and heavy-duty radiator from the S-15's towing package and fits a single exhaust pipe with no muffler. So fortified, the engine produces a whopping 285 hp at 4200 rpm and 360 pound-feet of torque between 2800 and 3600 rpm. The flat torque is achieved by using the engine-management system to keep the boost pressure within the prescribed torque limits of the transmission. EPA fuel-economy projections are 17/24 mpg city/highway. The engine drives through a Corvette 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission with a recalibrated shift schedule; the center-console-mounted shifter also comes from the Corvette. Power is fed to all four wheels via the same full-time four-wheel-drive system found in the GMC Safari "L-Van." This system uses a planetary-gear center differential in-unit with a viscous coupling; the torque split is normally 35/65 front/rear. A Borg-Warner chain drive transfers power to a new front driveshaft. The rear driveshaft is from a standard S-15 4x4. The axle shafts are all from the 1992 four-wheel-drive S-15, because they incorporate the necessary hardware to accommodate the Syclone's Kelsey-Hayes full-time four-wheel anti-lock braking system. A limited-slip rear differential is standard. Appropriately, the Syclone's suspension is calibrated for optimum ride and handling rather than high load capacity and ground clearance. The unequal-length-control-arm front suspension and the live-axle rear setup from the standard S-15 are retained, but the ride height has been lowered 1.5 inches, the front anti-roll bar is larger, and the shocks, front torsion bars, and rear leaf springs are softer. The Syclone's 8.0-by-16-inch wheels are a unique two-piece cast-aluminum design, fitted with specially developed 245/50VR-16 Firestone Firehawk mud-and-snow tires. Completing the package is a full set of ground-effects styling pieces, including a new front air dam with integrated driving lights. A tonneau cover for the pickup bed is standard. You can have the Syclone in any color you want, as long as it's black. Although the exterior is far from subtle, it hardly prepares bystanders for the Syclone's unbelievable performance. Thanks to its full-time four-wheel-drive system and turbo engine, the Syclone has unbeatable starting-line traction and incredible acceleration. From rest, it reaches 30 mph in just 1.4 seconds--quicker than any other production vehicle we have ever tested. It reaches 40 mph in only 2.2 seconds--as quickly as a Porsche 959. The sprint to 60 mph takes a mere 4.3 seconds, 0.3 second better than a Corvette ZR-1. Keep the hammer down and 100 mph is yours in twelve seconds flat. In fact, the Syclone keeps punishing the pavement until the engine electronics abruptly halt the fun at 120 mph. All this from a pickup truck. The Syclone's performance is even more mind-boggling in the rain, where traction is usually severely limited. On a Wet test track, we recorded a 0-to-60 mph time of 4.6 seconds (the same as a ZR-I1 in the dry) and a quarter-mile run of 13.4 seconds at 100 mph. Only the world's most serious supercars can better those figures--and they all need a dry road to do it. The Syclone's cockpit sports a Corvette shifter and myriad creature comforts. The Syclone's performance may be brutal, but it's so well suited to everyday driving situations that the vehicle is simply invincible in stoplight Grands Prix. The starting-line procedure is simple: hold the revving engine with the brakes until the rear wheels just start to spin, then go for it. You don't even have to shift. The Syclone does it all with the transmission in the overdrive slot. The Syclone is equally formidable on the move. Its top-gear acceleration times are astounding: the combined 30-to-50-mph and 50-to-70-mph number of 6.2 seconds ranks at the top of our record books for production cars. Our limited experience with the Syclone suggests that its prodigious drag-strip ability is complemented by a competent chassis. The standard power steering is reasonably weighted, with feedback building nicely in response to cornering loads. The body stays flat in high-g turns, and the platform maintains its line faithfully regardless of throttle movements. Pushed to its limit, the Syclone understeers moderately. When it comes to hauling the speed back down again, all-out anti-lock braking will stop the truck in 186 feet from 70 mph. And the brake pedal feels firm and linear in everyday use. In addition to outstanding performance, Syclone buyers will get the full luxury treatment. Standard equipment includes air conditioning, an AM/FM/cassette system with four speakers, tinted glass, cruise control, a leather-wrapped tilt steering wheel, and power windows and locks. The interior also boasts several modifications engineered by PAS. These include a new center console that houses the Corvette shifter and assorted cubbyholes, new door panels, and recontoured seats with thicker cloth upholstery. New bucket seats, based on the standard GM chairs, provide plenty of comfort and support--despite lacking a backrest-angle adjustment. Gauges from the Pontiac Sunbird Turbo replace the standard instrument cluster. Only one option exists: a manual pop-up sunroof The bottom line for all this excitement and luxury is an expected base price of $24,900 when the Syclone goes on sale in January. That's a steal for a vehicle with so much performance--particularly when you consider that an ordinary, similarly equipped S-15 4x4 currently goes for about $19,000. And unlike some limited-production specials, the Syclone's actual out-the-door price should stay relatively close to the sticker--GMC intends to build 3000 Syclones during the first year and has enough factory capacity for up to 10,000 annually after that. But don't wait: the platform on which the Syclone is based is scheduled to be replaced in 1993, and who knows what models will be offered then. So if you want one of the wildest, most affordable supertoys in the automotive kingdom--one that's guaranteed to satisfy come rain or shine--get in line now. Vehicle type: front-engine, four-wheel-drive, 2-passenger, 2-door pickup truck Estimated base price: $24,900 Engine type: turbocharged and intercooled V-6, iron block and heads, GM electronic engine-control system with port fuel injection Displacement ............................................ 262 cu in, 4300cc Power (SAE net) ................................ 285 bhp @ 4200 rpm Transmission ....................... 4-speed automatic with lockup torque converter Wheelbase ................................................................. 108.3 in Length ......................................................................... 180.5 in Curb weight ................................................................. 3526 lb Zero to 60 mph ........................................................... 4.3 sec Zero to 100 mph ....................................................... 12.0 sec Standing 1/4-mile .................................. 13.0 sec @ 103 mph Top speed (manufacturer's rating) ......................... 120 mph Braking, 70-0 mph ......................................................... 186 ft Projected EPA fuel economy, city driving ............... 17 mpg November 1990 Car & Driver
