No way.....If you look at pics of the various engines, you can see that they are different....Distributor location is one clue that they are different makes They do use the same rearends...Ford 9"....frames are similar depending on who builds it.....The bodies fit the same jigs........The engines are the biggest factor in differences
i found out something interesting about nascar, besides the fact they only make left turns. every car no matter what brand all run small block chevy engines, at least the block and pistons, the short blocks are supplied by nascar and make about 700 horse, the teams put thier own heads and stuff on them. man what i wouldnt give for a set of toyota small block chevy heads. mind you im told this by a nascar fan/nut i know so i could be wrong
i found out something interesting about nascar, besides the fact they only make left turns. every car no matter what brand all run small block chevy engines, at least the block and pistons, the short blocks are supplied by nascar and make about 700 horse, the teams put thier own heads and stuff on them. man what i wouldnt give for a set of toyota small block chevy heads. mind you im told this by a nascar fan/nut i know so i could be wrong
Toyota and Ford do not run Chevrolet blocks
Purpose built, 358 cubic inch maximum, normally aspirated, push rod V8s, utilizing an 830cfm carburetor.
Each manufacturer has its own version of the NASCAR approved engine.
No more carbs or distributors in the Cup series. They now use electrionic fuel injection, with a 941 cfm throttle body and distributorless ignition. Short track engines can turn 9700rpm. None of the engines have any production versions.
In order to be a top ranked driver, you must be able to thank all of your sponsors in one breath, every freakin' time someone stick a microphone in you face, even if you've had the worst race ever.
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wow thanks for pointing that out, although you are wrong actually, i was relaying second hand info. i did some checking and it turns out each company builds their own engines, they are all the same as far as cubes and stuff go. 358 cubic inches. this is what nascar nut/expert may have meant but they did tell me they used all sbc chevys, i will have to inform nascar nut/expert of thier ignorance.
i found out something interesting about nascar, besides the fact they only make left turns. every car no matter what brand all run small block chevy engines, at least the block and pistons, the short blocks are supplied by nascar and make about 700 horse, the teams put thier own heads and stuff on them. man what i wouldnt give for a set of toyota small block chevy heads. mind you im told this by a nascar fan/nut i know so i could be wrong
Yep,your WRONG!
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you guys still watch snoozecar racing?ill watch paint dry more exciting....i used to like it but since its now a players challenge race,its downright suks.
you guys still watch snoozecar racing?ill watch paint dry more exciting....i used to like it but since its now a players challenge race,its downright suks.
I am waiting for T S N to air the Winter Nationals and the the Gator Nationals. Until then,'left turners' are fine to watch!
I've watched the Daytona 500 ever since I was a Kid,and still do
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Reality; A test of Mind and Spirit And BODY. (`-`)
you guys still watch snoozecar racing?ill watch paint dry more exciting....i used to like it but since its now a players challenge race,its downright suks.
I am waiting for T S N to air the Winter Nationals and the the Gator Nationals. Until then,'left turners' are fine to watch!
I've watched the Daytona 500 ever since I was a Kid,and still do
watching snoozecar has to be about the biggest waste of time there is. i tried it few times and couldnt watch a bunch of cars go around and around. perhaps if they had more crashes and infield fisticuffs. couldnt they have like a monster truck show in the middle of the track or something?
It's all marketing. Create the greatest amount of media buzz about the race. Not a better way of doing that than having Danica on the pole, and dating a rival driver.
Headline... Danica on top in Daytona.
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you guys still watch snoozecar racing?ill watch paint dry more exciting....i used to like it but since its now a players challenge race,its downright suks.
I agree
watching 850HP cars with open headers, going 190mph and then turning left is boring..
especially with 42 others doing the same, a few feet around you....
