

The engine on a dyno produced 764bhp and 646.1 lb.ft. The engine was initially too fierce with the power delivery and consequently sent to Peter Knight Racing UK where a softer cam and fuel injection was fitted which made the engine more tractable. pistons with tool steel gudgeon pins, Total Seal piston rings,Clevite 77 engine bearings,, Fell Pro engine gaskets, 55 mm Competition solid roller camshaft, Isky Red Zone EZ roll X-lifter,ATI super damper,Canfield/CFE/Schmidt 18 degree aluminium cylinder heads with CNC and hand porting Titanium valves, titanium retainers,Manle valve springs, Comp Cam pushrods, Jesel belt drive and Jesel rocker arms, Schmidt buil alloy engraved rocker covers, special ported Rdlebrick/ Glidden intake manifold, Quick fuel 950 Road Race carbuator, MSD distributor MSd spark plug wires and crank trigger system, Billit timing pointer, complete dry sump oiling system with remotr oil tank and all Earl’s braided hoses, ARP engine fasteners. The engine is was built by Steve Schmit Racing of Indianapolis to the following specification:Ĥ15.5 cubic inch capacity aluminium tall deck block, raised big, cam location, 904 lifter bore, Callies Magnum 4” stroke crankshaft, Oliver steel I-beam connecting rods, J.E. The car is the only MP92 which features a carbon fibre tub, it was modelled on the space frame Pilbeam MP84 models that were raced as LMP2 cars at Le Mans and in the USA in the Sebring series. The car was built by Pilbeam in 2005 specifically for speed hillclimbing, but is equally at home for sprinting on race circuits. PILBEAM MP92 (carbon tub) Sports Racing car with 7.3 litre Steve Schmidt Racing of Indianapolis all alloy Chevrolet V8 Race Engine and Hewland NLT 6 speed sequential gearbox.
