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Lancia Trikappa

Lancia Trikappa

Production period:

1922 to 1925

Class :

Luxury car

Engines:

Gasoline : V8 4.6 liters (72 kW)

Length:

4970 mm

Width:

1620 mm

Wheelbase :

3384 mm

Curb weight :

1350 kg

 

The Lancia Trikappa is a luxury car from Lancia , which was produced 1922 to 1925.

History

The Trikappa, produced in two successive series until 1925, for a total number of units of 847 (after the first 50, there will be 450 first series -1922  and 347 second series in 1923.

The Lancia Trikappa is Lancia's first production vehicle to feature an eight-cylinder V engine. The long-stroke (bore: 75 mm, stroke 130 mm) engine has 4594 cc displacement and is very compact and short for its time. With a length of only 888 mm, it allows a short front end. It delivers a maximum of 72 kW (98 hp) at 2500 rpm. The eight cylinders are arranged in two rows at an angle of only 22 degrees and are covered by a common cylinder head. The valves are actuated by a camshaft located centrally in the cylinder head. This allowed the mighty car to reach 130 km per hour and to pass them easily with the top open and the windscreen down.

The large car (wheelbase: 3384 mm) has a top speed of 130 km / h. The Trikappa is one of the first Lancias with brakes on all four wheels.when the car was equipped with drum brakes also on the front wheels.

 

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