
05-01-2008, 01:07 AM
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Originally Posted by 6c1750ss
Is this really a testa fissa car? Worldwide would have you believe that it is on the basis that a)Fixed head engines were only fitted to Gran Sports-(wrong,a few SSs had them fitted as well) b)All GSs were fitted with TF engines(wrong 100s of GSs were fitted with detachable head engines;only a handful got TF engines)and c)TF cars developed 102bhp and so does this one.I don't know whether this is a fixed head car or not but I do know that this is quite an odd way to promote this car.If it is the real thing surely that should be said directly and unequivocally; if it's not all the (incorrect) history about the Testa Fissa cars is irrelevant and misleading.
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You capture my own thoughts exactly!
Although having ample experience of the non-TF 1750 GS, I must admit to never having seen a TF engine in the reality. But I do find it strange to find the nuts holding the cylinder head (just as on the non-TF's) in the photos. Surely the TF monobloc was held in place by bolts at the cylinder/monobloc foot alone?
In the description they obviously don't know the difference between 1750 GS and 1750 GSTF, which, in my opinion, is all but impressive.
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