Haltech elite 950 – Engine Management Systems ECU Selector
The Man, The Myth, The Legend, Bob Norwood, has been building, dashing, restoring and modifying vintage/race Ferraris and diverse vehicles for over fifty years. He's known for joining creative enhancements into tip top vehicle plan.
His excitement for autos started at a young age. At 13, he drove a 1946 Ford Coupe in his first forceful race. He continued with hustling while in optional school, driving a six barrel GMC G-Gas Coupe and later an A-Sports Corvette. In 1971, he dashed a Super stock Hemi-Code and made it number two on the planet A/FC point standings.
Norwood got into Cam AM hustling in 1982 with the purchase of the 1979 Citi-Corp Championship vehicle from Carl Hass. He ran SCCA A-Sports with driver Phil Compton and continued in 1983 with the development of a second Lola 333 driven by Mike Rowe. The Norwood amass united with Don Walker in late 1983, obtained Team VDS and won Cam AM in 1984. At one point he was the satisfied owner of 137 postings in the Guinness Book of Automotive World Records.
In the mid '80s, Bob's adjusted Ferrari 308 QV, the first with programmable fuel implantation, set two class speed records on the Bonneville Salt Flats and one of them spoke to 26 years.
His Ferrari 288 GTO rebody still holds the record as the fastest Ferrari on earth and his intercooled twin turbo Ferrari Testarossa won a Road and Track Magazine Shootout.
In the late '80s, Norwood arranged a Ferrari 12-barrel Boxer engine with a train sourced supercharger. It incorporated a helped flywheel and cutting edge edged torque and could rev from the engine's 1200 RPM latent to the 9,000 RPM redline in somewhat more than a tenth of a second. It was ensured on a Superflow 901 engine dyno to make 1,400 drive on 120-octane gas at 60 psi help.
The short-stroke 3.2-inch bore engine was updated with a billet Crower crankshaft, extra-long Crower posts and exceptionally delivered barrels. It was administered by a Haltech F3 EFI controller and a Firepower Direct-Fire 12 circle begin structure. Brisk forward to today and he is making (tallying the engine square and heads) custom 5.0 liter 4 chamber engines with no planning that make 3,000+ draw!
Drawing on his dashing establishment and vitality for Ferraris, Norwood's first Ferrari reconstructing adventures were a 330 2+2 road vehicle and a Boano club racer. He by then created his first Ferrari impersonation, a 59/TR (Testarossa), and continued to make four more. He has since created different Ferrari multiplications, including the 330/P4. Following a long time of building P4 impersonations, GTO rebodies, and 250 Testrossa 59s, he manufactured rebodied Ferrari 250 GT SWB Spyders (look down to get comfortable with these and his 330 P/4s).
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