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	F1 News - Grandprix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Engines > Coventry Climax Ltd.
		The first Coventry Climax racing engine appeared at the 1954 Le Mans 24 Hours in the back of a Kieft chassis but this failed to finish the event.
		At the start of that year Coventry Climax embarked on a V16 engine but it was not a success and eventually the company announced its withdrawal from F1.
		Coventry Climax had been taken over by Jaguar Cars in 1963 but in 1968 Jaguar became part of British Leyland and Coventry Climax became part of the Special Products Division, building engines for fork lift trucks and for military uses, notably the Chieftain tank.
	www.grandprix.com /gpe/eng-coven.html (611 words)

	Coventry Climax Engines Ltd.
		The firm of Coventry Climax Ltd. was founded in 1903 as Lee Stroyer by Mr Stroyer and Mr.
		Coventry Climax was responsible for the design and manufacture of engines for such notable pre-war automotive marques as Triumph, Morgan, Marendaz, Clyno, Crossley, Swift, Standard etc. After the war the engines became famous for powering Kieft, Lotus, Cooper, TVR, and even one or two development Austin Healey Sprites and Triumph Heralds.
		Coventry Climax became a household name after the motor racing fraternity saw the advanced design of an all-alloy, free revving, OHC fire pump engine as potential for a racing engine.
	www.bath.ac.uk /~ensegb/covmax2.htm (1561 words)

	Concept Climax turned in by Coventry design students (Concept + Climax + Coventry University + Marcus Rayner + Darren ...
		Three automotive designers from Coventry University have, as part of their professional enhancement year, chosen to break away from the norm and formed their own company with the vision of reinventing the British sports car.
		The Concept Climax concept has been under development for 18 months and the group is close to completing the concept prototype.
		The Climax is not intended to be a retro-car but a modern sports car designed with the discerning enthusiast in mind.
	auto.commongate.com /post/Concept_Climax_turned_in_by_Coventry_design_students (754 words)

	F1 News - Grandprix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Engines > Coventry Climax Ltd.
		The first Coventry Climax racing engine appeared at the 1954 Le Mans 24 Hours in the back of a Kieft chassis but this failed to finish the event.
		At the start of that year Coventry Climax embarked on a V16 engine but it was not a success and eventually the company announced its withdrawal from F1.
		Coventry Climax had been taken over by Jaguar Cars in 1963 but in 1968 Jaguar became part of British Leyland and Coventry Climax became part of the Special Products Division, building engines for fork lift trucks and for military uses, notably the Chieftain tank.
	www.insidef1.com /gpe/eng-coven.html (611 words)

	Coventry students design super-sports car - 4Car News from Channel 4
		Three automotive design students from Coventry University have set up their own company and are building a working prototype of their design.
		The Coventry Climax project - reviving the name used for a famous engine in the 50s and 60s - is an ethanol-fuelled two-seater said to offer 160mph and 0-60mph acceleration in 3.4 seconds.
		The Climax team is already touting for orders via its website - www.conceptclimax.com - and plans to make up to 50 a year to special order.
	www.channel4.com /4car/news/news-story.jsp?news_id=14943 (241 words)

	Coventry Climax FWP Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		During World War 2 Coventry Climax had supplied a number of engines for use in trailer fire pumps to the Home Office, the most common of which was the 'Light Trailer Pump' which featured a 20hp 'SM' sidevalve engine and single stage pump delivering between 230 and 330 gallons per minute.
		Climax' experience with both fire pumps and high performance engines meant that they were well placed to design a suitable pump which had a remarkably advanced engine.
		Climax recommended running the engine for about a minute without coolant after re-fitting the head in order to bed everything down - in this case it will be necessary to re-torque the head bolts (18 lbs/ft).
	homepage.ntlworld.com /jimbonet/featherweight.html (3855 words)

	Morgan Cars, Sales, Imports, Isis Imports Ltd.
		A major feature of the Replica cars is that they had Coventry Climax engines of 1098 cc to bring the car within the 1100-cc competition class.
		Incidentally, this engine was quite different from the 1100-cc Climax racing engine of the Fifties, which was a single-overhead-camshaft unit of very lightweight construction designed to power portable fire pumps, and which was adapted by Colin Chapman and John cooper, among others, for use as a racing engine.
		Due to lack of availability of Climax engines, the Standard engine had by then become original equipment in the cars and it had a special overhead valve conversion, developed for Morgan, with a single downdraft SU carburetor.
	www.morgancars-usa.com /replica3.html (770 words)

	Coventry Climax - Motorbase
		Coventry Climax was a British fork-lift truck, fire pump, and specialty engine manufacturer.
		Away from the car engine business Coventry Climax used their marine diesel experience to further develop and build the Armstrong Whitworth supercharged H30 multi fuel engine for military use.
		Climax built two notable engines unraced in their original form — first the V8 FPE ("Godiva"), which was intended for the start of the 2.5 L Formula One in 1954 (withdrawn due to fears about the rumoured power of Mercedes and other engines, but in fact it would have been competitive).
	www.motorbase.com /engine/by-id/4 (1071 words)

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	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/football/teams/c/coventry_city/1934302.stm (502 words)

	PistonHeads Headlines
		Three automotive designers from Coventry University have, as part of their professional enhancement year, chosen to break away from the norm and formed their own company with the vision of reinventing the British sports car.
		The Concept Climax concept has been under development for 18 months and the group is close to completing the concept prototype.
		The Climax is not intended to be a retro-car but a modern sports car designed with the discerning enthusiast in mind.
	www.pistonheads.com /news/default.asp?storyId=14554.htm (483 words)

	Coventry Climax - The Imp Site
		The first car to use a Coventry Climax engine in a contest was a Kieft with a 1097cc FWA.
		Coventry Climax is still in business, but they don't provide parts for long discontinued engines.
		Prewar Coventry Climax engines were built by Triumph under licence and used in various Triumphs from 1932-1938, eg.
	www.imps4ever.info /tech/cov_clim.html (1354 words)

	Rear Engine Cars - Hillman Imp
		Coventry Climax engines powered some of that period's most successful Formula 1 cars, including the Lotus 18 and the Cooper T51.
		Coventry Climax was eager to capitalize on its racing success and sold Rootes the production rights to a state of the art overhead cam 750 cc four cylinder engine.
		The Coventry Climax engine was smooth and could be revved with confidence up to 7,000 rpm.
	members.aol.com /redbat01/web/page5.html (744 words)

	Jaguar Magazine - For Lovers Of Jaguar Cars (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One of the earliest Coventry Climax engines was used to power Sir Ernest Shackleton's 1914 Antarctic Expedition tractors, and after the Second World War they were famous for use in Lotus, Cooper and TVR, plus the development of the Austin Healey Sprite.
		Laurie Hathaway, Coventry Climax's Chief Engineer, was a good friend and colleague who had worked with Walter at SS Cars, but in 1950 he left to start his own business with Leonard Lee after designing an exceptionally good diesel engine.
		With four children, and one the way, Coventry Climax gave Walter the chance to be his own boss, and they had many exiting projects in the pipeline.
	www.jaguarmagazine.com /issue111/hassan2.htm (625 words)

	Car Man Phil (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Coventry Climax were producing the FWMA all-aluminium racing engine, which Tim Fry, who was in charge of the operation, thought would fit nicely into the Apex’s rear engine bay.
		In the meantime, the Coventry Climax engine was developed into something far more suitable for road use: it was expanded to 875cc, detuned to 39bhp, and most of its internals were changed in favour of longer life items.
		The combination of the Coventry Climax engine and West transaxle was a hard one to beat; and it was light years ahead of the opposition when the Imp was launched in 1963.
	www.ujnews.com /html/CarManPhil-Oct06.shtml (1307 words)

	Salvage Squad 2002 - Fire engine
		The pump on the fire engine is powered by a Coventry Climax engine, which is capable of pumping 500 gallons of water a minute and produces a jet strong enough to knock over a double decker bus.
		The Coventry Climax Company was established in 1903 to manufacture specialist engines for small car companies like Triumph and Standard.
		Jerry has a passion for old engines but the Coventry Climax pump turns out to be a really tricky job.
	www.channel4.com /science/microsites/S/salvage_squad_2002/vehicles/fire_engine (514 words)

	Old Marine Engine: Coventry Diesel
		Coventry made small engines for driving fire pumps etc. They made a bigger engine called a Coventry Godiva (bit of a pun to Brits) and I think it was the same company that built the Coventry Climax racing engines eventually.
		Coventry Victor made a vast range of engines,both diesel and petrol but Coventry Climax was a different company.
		The Coventry Victor engine is on the next page, and has many differences, the main visual one being the size of the crankcase and mounting feet.
	www.oldmarineengine.com /cgi-bin/discus/show.cgi?tpc=3&post=3863 (605 words)

	coventry : All Items on Ruby Lane
		Coventry Climax Fork Lift Truck 14c/401 restored to like new condition in four correct colors and even the correct green string on the lift.
		Coventry Felicia Pattern Sugar Bowl & Creamer China Set Goodoletom, your best source for quality collectables is pleased to offer this elegant fine china tea set by Coventry.
		Signed Sarah Coventry this set is titled “Silvery Splendor” and was produced in 1966; the set features large, faux white pearls set in a detailed, shiny silver-tones setting.
	search.rubylane.com /search/,ss=coventry.html (1368 words)

	Climax
		Climax has been developing hit games across all formats since 1988, including MotoGP: URT 1, 2, 3 and '06, Sudeki and Who Wants To Be A...
		The basic Climax consisted of 2 steam cylinders whose piston rods came out of the cylinders and attached to a transmission located under the...
		The Beginnings The firm of Coventry Climax Ltd. was founded in 1903 as Coventry -Simplex by Mr.
	www.thebizplace.com /?q=Climax (271 words)

	Coventry Climax - L o t u s S e v e n C l u b
		It had to be light enough to be carried by two men and have an output of 350 gallons of water per minute at 100 psi With their previous experience of trailer pumps, Coventry Climax was in a good position to meet the challenge.
		With the advent of Formula Two racing Coventry Climax were asked to enlarge the 1100cc engine to suit and the FWB of 1460cc was introduced.
		Coventry Climax had designed and built their experimental FPE-V8, a 2Â½ litre V8, in 1952 which had given some 264 bhp at 7,900 rpm.
	7faq.com /owbase/ow.asp?CoventryClimax (1513 words)

	Cartype : Coventry University Climax
		Students from the Coventry University Auto Design in Britain have put together created a design for a two-seater sports car that can run on ethanol fuel and offers performance figures similar to a Lotus Elise.
		Taking their inspiration from the legendary Cooper Climax Formula 1 car from the late sixties, the Climax is a 2 seat sports car designed with the driver in mind.
		The interior is a spartan, stripped down affair that is perfect for a track day, or for filling full of stuff for a weekend away.
	www.cartype.com /page.cfm?id=1510 (217 words)

	Amazon.com: "Coventry Climax": Key Phrase page
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		Chapter 1 Engine codes Coventry Climax made a lot of different engines for a lot of different applications over the years,...
		This machine came in very handy when Cyril broke the crankshaft on the very first FWA 1100cc Coventry Climax engine released from the factory a few years later.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Coventry-Climax (404 words)

	Coventry climax fire trailer pump picture - British Military Hardware
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		The Coventry Climax was a wartime fire fighting trailer pump capable of being transported across rubble in bombed out streets.
		This picture is taken at Summerlee heritage museum and is of a fire fighting pump used during the second world war by the Lanarkshire Auxiliary Fire Service.
	www.scotlandforvisitors.co.uk /coventryclimax.php (178 words)

	Keith Edkins aboard his legendary 1951 Coventry Climax TSM
		Keith Edkins aboard his legendary 1951 Coventry Climax TSM
		The slightly larger Coventry Climax TMD forklift was capable of lifting 2000lbs - 33% more - and shared similar dimensions.
		It also benefitted from a superbly smooth twin cylinder Climax diesel engine which was remarkably frugal on fuel.
	www.liftruck.co.uk /TSM.html (277 words)

	Rear View Mirror
		The variance in power between engines as delivered by Coventry Climax was generally very small, but the teams generally maintained and tuned their own engines.
		The 18 received new bodywork similar to that of the 21 after the start of the season and was often referred to as a '18/21' although it was essentially a cosmetic change, nothing mechanical being actually done to the cars.
		The gearbox was a five-speed design by Ferguson which utilized a constant mesh system to improve the ability of the driver to control the rather unwieldy vehicle.
	atlasf1.autosport.com /2000/eur/mirror.html (1633 words)

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