The #62 Mazda RX-7 GTO, driven by Pete Halsmer, was a dominant force in the 1991 IMSA GTO Championship. The race car was celebrated for its unique four-rotor engine and aerodynamic, tube-frame chassis. In the 1991 season, the #62 RX-7 contributed five race wins to Mazda's total of 106 IMSA victories. The car also took a 2nd place finish at Road America. Halsmer won the 1991 IMSA Drivers' Championship with the car, and Mazda won the Manufacturers' Championship. Specifications: Engine | 13J Naturally Aspirated 4-Rotor Wankel Displacement | 2616cc (160ci) Horespower | 600-640bhp @ 8500RPM Torque | 390lb-ft @ 7000RPM Other | Electronic Fuel Injection Transmission | Hewland 5-speed manual Body | Carbon-Fiber + Aluminum Chassis | Steel Spaceframe Dimensions: Weight | 1020kg (2249lbs) Length | 4315mm Width | 2007mm Suspension | Double Wishbone Brakes | Ventilated AP Discs Performance: 0-60mph | 3.5 seconds 0-100mph | 6.5 seconds Quarter Mile | 10.4 Seconds This vehicle is a major highlight in Mazda's motorsport history, right alongside the 787B! It is one of my favorite RX7 models too!
This is going to be used in Project Shift as well. I plan on making a wallpaper/loading screen art for this too. Please like and favorite this to show your love! Thanks!
