Tony Stewart & Lewis Hamilton Swap Cars!

[Gearhead999s]

At Watkins Glen no less

http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/nascar...ory?id=6162176

[Turborulz]

Originally Posted by Gearhead999s

At Watkins Glen no less

http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/nascar...ory?id=6162176

Don't know who he is going to fit.

[Jaypod]

Originally Posted by Turborulz

Don't know who he is going to fit.

I know - how is Hamilton going to see over the dash......

[Turborulz]

Originally Posted by Jaypod

I know - how is Hamilton going to see over the dash......

lol

[ZWEAPON]

Originally Posted by Jaypod

I know - how is Hamilton going to see over the dash......

Booster Seat!!!

[BMRLVR]

Hey guys, read this comparison between an F1 engine and NASCAR..... it is a good read and quite enlightening on how amazing the current NASCAR engines really are:

http://www.epi-eng.com/piston_engine..._cup_to_f1.htm

[Gearhead999s]

Originally Posted by ZWEAPON

Booster Seat!!!

I know that no "boosters" would be required when you are are around her

[Gearhead999s]

Originally Posted by BMRLVR

Hey guys, read this comparison between an F1 engine and NASCAR..... it is a good read and quite enlightening on how amazing the current NASCAR engines really are:

http://www.epi-eng.com/piston_engine..._cup_to_f1.htm

The Cup motors are now higher in horsepower than the article states.850 875 is the norm with over 900 being developed for special short events according to somebody in the know that drives these cars.

[BMRLVR]

Originally Posted by Gearhead999s

I know that no "boosters" would be required when you are are around her

That depends, maybe you would use a "booster" so you could have a couple cracks at it and not just one

[BMRLVR]

Originally Posted by Gearhead999s

The Cup motors are now higher in horsepower than the article states.850 875 is the norm with over 900 being developed for special short events according to somebody in the know that drives these cars.

That makes it even more impressive then. EPI actually does engineering on cylinder heads for an unnamed NASCAR team.

I just looked and the article is circa 2006.

[Gearhead999s]

Originally Posted by BMRLVR

That makes it even more impressive then. EPI actually does engineering on cylinder heads for an unnamed NASCAR team.

I just looked and the article is circa 2006.

They were the company trying to get the BBChevy certified in the Aero Commander that I flew in North Africa in 1980.That engine was developed by Orenda here in Toronto.I had the opportunity to visit them when they were doing test cell runs on development engines.

[BMRLVR]

Originally Posted by Gearhead999s

They were the company trying to get the BBChevy certified in the Aero Commander that I flew in North Africa in 1980.That engine was developed by Orenda here in Toronto.I had the opportunity to visit them when they were doing test cell runs on development engines.

Cool

[Gearhead999s]

Jeff Gordon did not seem to have a problem with Montoya's car!