Motore FIAT tipo 135C - Dino 2400
1969 - 1976
Description
The FIAT Dino 2400 engine has been introduced in 1969, replacing the previous 2000 cm³ model. The new engine featured a cast iron cylinder block with a better reliability and a greater power output (180 hp). Thanks to its high performance, it has been used for the renewed FIAT Dino coupè and spider as well as the new SEFAC (Ferrari) Dino 246 GT/GTS. Starting from 1973 the engine (type 135C) has been also used for the production of the Lancia Stratos sport car, which reached numerous successes in several international competitions, winning the Group 4 world rally championship in 1974, 1975 and 1976.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer | FIAT, Turin, Italy, from 1969 to 1976 |
Type | 135C.000 |
Description | V-65° 6-cylinder engine, cylinder block, cast iron cylinder block, heads and oil pan made of aluminium alloy |
Stroke | 60 mm |
Bore | 92.5 mm |
Displacement | 2419 cm³ |
Compression ratio | 9.0 |
Power | 180 hp a 6600 rpm |
Torque | 216 Nm a 4600 rpm |
Specific power | 74.4 hp/litre |
Valvetrain system | 2 overhead valves per cylinder, operated by two overhead camshafts in each head, driven by double chains and gears transmission |
Fuel feeding system | with three twin-barrel gasoline carburettor Weber 40 DCNF |
Ignition system | one spark plug per cylinder fed by a Magneti Marelli distributor, controlled by a Dinoplex capacitor discharge ignition system, firing order: 1-4-2-5-3-6 |
Cooling system | liquid-fed by a centrifugal pump |
Lubrication system | forced by a gear pump |
Clutch | single-disc |
Transmission | with a ZF S5-18/3 manual gearbox, 5 speed + RM |
Application
FIAT Dino 2400 (coupé and spider, 1969-1972)
Dino 246 GT and 246 GTS (coupe 2 seater, 1969-1973), with the same engine but different powertrain layout
Lancia Stratos (coupé 2 seater, 1974-1976), with the same engine but different powertrain layout