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Wait, hang on, didn't the 312P sports racers use a detuned version of the 1966-1969 60 degree F1 V12? The one designed by Forghieri? I think the four valve version of this first came out in 1968, right? There were 4 cam Colombo V12s, but far as I am aware, there was never a 4 valve version of the Colombo V12, correct? The Danish Desperado (talk) 16:38, 24 July 2026 (UTC)Reply