The car for D-SR

The A-Mac AM-6, which debuted in 1991, is a proven race winner. In it’s short history, the AM-6 has racked up an impressive list of records and victories. In it’s inaugural season, driver David Arken raced the AM-6 to a new class lap record at Sears Point International Raceway. In 1992, driver Nelson Fesas won the Portland Rose Cup National event. That same year, driver Gary Guethlein captured the San Francisco Regional Championship in what is considered to be the “Hot-Bed” of D-SR competition. In early 1993, driver Nancy James sped to new class qualifying records at Willow Springs Raceway, Holtville Raceway, and a race lap record at Willow Springs Raceway. Later in 1993, driver David Arken again set the Sears Point track ablaze when he lowered the class qualifying record. To top off this list of accomplishments, at the 1993 Pacific Coast Road Racing Championships, drivers David Arken, Eric Jochim, and Gary Guethlein conquered the competition by finishing in the A-Macs one, two , and three. Clearly the A-Mac AM-6 is THE CAR for D-Sports Racer.

AM-6 Specifications:

Suspension;

Front: Double A-arms with Koni coil over shock absorber.

Rear: Single lower A-arm with radius rod. Single upper camber link with radius rod. Koni coil over shock absorber.

Powerplant;

The AM-6 will accept most 1000cc motorcycle engines or 1300cc automotive engines with transaxle.

Length = 138”

Width = 58.5”

Wheelbase =90”

Front Track = 52”

Rear Track = 49”

Front Wheels = 13” x 6.5”

Rear Wheels = 13” x 9.0”

Front Tires = 7” x 20” x 13”

Rear Tires = 9” x 20” x 13”

Weight = 750 pounds

AM-6 available as a roller or kit. Kit includes:

Chassis and suspension components

Front and rear sway bars

Koni shocks

Springs

Steering rack and shaft

Steering wheel and quick release

Brake and clutch pedals

Brake and clutch master cylinders

Brake bias adjuster

Brake and clutch lines

Brake calipers and rotors

Gauges and tachometer

Gear shift linkage

A-Mac radiator with lines and ducting

Hubs, bearings, and uprights

Sprocket

Chain carrier and chain

Bodywork with wing and side plates

All inner panels

Seat and safety harness

Headers, tailpipe, and muffler

A-Mac axles with CV joint

Fuel cell

Fire system

Dry sump tank with lines and catch tanks

Nose and tail frames with lights

Battery with starter solenoid

Fuel pump and regulator

Wiring and switches

Wheels

All fasteners and rod ends