V8 Supercars

[Rowie]

Well done Ambrose (ford), cleaned up the holdens with a win yesterday and today!

[McChook]

Was good.
Nasty accidents though.
Pity Garth didn;'t even start today BOOOO

Spring on SEPANG!!!!

[EuroAccord13]

I'd go FORD over Holden ANYTIME!

Yipeee to SBR!

Sad Ingall didn't finish too...

And what is wrong with Craig Lowndes.. since he moved to FORD, he ain't that good anymore...

And the new point system now is IF you don't finish, you don't get points...

[LUD02C]

Are they still using Push rods in the V8 series?

[McChook]

Are they still using Push rods in the V8 series?

They will forever

[LUD02C]

Are they still using Push rods in the V8 series?

They will forever

Why don't they change?
This series has become boring..
The cars are way to big for the tracks

[McChook]

Chevy don' have a race engine with OHCams
in fact, ford don't have one either... race wise

[McChook]

Basically, the technology is so old, but still sooooo cheap. and they wanna keep costs low

[LUD02C]

No race engine with OHC DAME, THAT SHIT IS WHACK

[A'PEXi]

ohc, overheadcam ??

[b16a_integra]

because they have monkeys in their offices trying to advance there technology but i isnt working.

[crx2gen]

This thread is a perfect example of why Honda owners cop so much shit about their cars...because they do it straight back. Primarily, the cars used (Commodore and Falcon) are the most common sedans on the market - If you want to watch something with smaller cars try the one-make series with MGF's, or MX-5's, or whatever. There is talk of Camry and Magna being introduced, but I'll believe that when I see it. They use pushrod 5 litre V8's because they're making ~600hp from this so called dinosaur technology, which is cheap and reliable...but hey, big deal right? They're still V8 pieces of shit :roll: