Toyota In Nascar
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Originally Posted by Apex13B' date='Jun 3 2004, 04:29 AM
[quote name='j9fd3s' date='Jun 2 2004, 08:19 PM']nascar cars are a rwd tube frame. they have a solid rear axle and a 4 speed manual hooked to a carburated 358 cubic inch v8 making 650hp. they use a sheet metal body that "resembles" a production car. they wiegh about 3800lbs.
f1 cars without ballast are in the 1450lbs range. race wieght i think is 750kg or 1650lbs, and they make 750+hp from a 3.5 liter engine
f1 cars without ballast are in the 1450lbs range. race wieght i think is 750kg or 1650lbs, and they make 750+hp from a 3.5 liter engine
They're also making well over 900bhp at this point.
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Originally Posted by inanimate_object' date='Jun 3 2004, 10:42 AM
they switched over to 3.0 liter motors in 1993....fools!~ 
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speed channel says 750ish, but they could easily be wrong
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Ok, I think NASCAR(today) is the racing worlds equivalent to WWE wrestling.
It's entertainment, nothing more nothing less.
They're (Toyota) having a great run at F1, and should keep the focus there.
Toyota in NASCAR makes me sad. . . Like Porsche building the Cayenne.
That's all.
It's entertainment, nothing more nothing less.
They're (Toyota) having a great run at F1, and should keep the focus there.
Toyota in NASCAR makes me sad. . . Like Porsche building the Cayenne.
That's all.
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well maybe someone should tell the toyota f1 drivers that they go clockwise not counter.
Considering they have a whole 3 points in the constructors championship.
Compared to ferrari's 106.
AND they have the biggest budget of any other manufacuter out there.
Considering they have a whole 3 points in the constructors championship.
Compared to ferrari's 106.
AND they have the biggest budget of any other manufacuter out there.
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Toyota actually have one of the most powerful engines in f1, just let down by the chassis, which on Toyota's budget is only a matter of time before it's sorted IMO. Bear in mind they've only been in F1 for 3 years which is no time.
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