Holy shit! check out this engine!
Holy ****! check out this engine! Its awsome hearing those engines. I've went to the USGP in indy for the last 3 years. The v-10's sounded the best but the 2.4l v-8's dont sound much different, the engine sound is unlike anything, and you can feel the misfire from the traction control though your feet in the stands.
Originally Posted by rickyracer25
holy shot I want one of those please...please OMG
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Originally Posted by GMmexican
well its not an ls-1 but you gotta be stupid not to appreciate a motor like that.
How much displacement are the F1 cars running?
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Originally Posted by BLK85
some people just cant appreciate anything other than low revving V8. You would be stupid not to appreciate then engineering of a F1 engine that revs up to 20k rpms for a couple hours and idles higher than most LS1s can rev to.
How much displacement are the F1 cars running?
How much displacement are the F1 cars running?
Not sure on CID. Dont think they would release that because of the metric system.
Originally Posted by RacerScott
That v-10 is a 3 liter, they all run 2.4l v-8's now.
Not sure on CID. Dont think they would release that because of the metric system.
Not sure on CID. Dont think they would release that because of the metric system.
Thanks for the link, I saw that vid a while back and have been looking for it.
Yup the FIA decided to make things more fair and economical, to help balance things out and make the lower teams competitive and make things safer, decided to make all teams switch to v-8's that make around 750hp and rev to more than 20,000 rpm.
At the end of 2005, the last season where the regulations allowed 3litre engines with 10 cylinders, some engines were producing more than 980hp and running very close to the 1000hp mark, a figure that was never reached since the ban on turbo engines.
At the end of 2005, the last season where the regulations allowed 3litre engines with 10 cylinders, some engines were producing more than 980hp and running very close to the 1000hp mark, a figure that was never reached since the ban on turbo engines.
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Originally Posted by GMmexican
At the end of 2005, the last season where the regulations allowed 3litre engines with 10 cylinders, some engines were producing more than 980hp and running very close to the 1000hp mark, a figure that was never reached since the ban on turbo engines.
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