Panther_99FS
Retired SOH Administrator
They just said during the 600 that after Dover, NASCAR took engines from all makers to the dyno & there was 6 hp difference between most powerful and the least powerful...Looks like no rule changes...
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Absolutely! And a spread of only 6 HP between all the engine makers is incredibly close.And neither there should be!
Hey All,
I'm for this one I'm from Missouri - show me as I have my doubts about this. The alternative is to suggest that the Ford and Toyota CCs simply all know how to set their cars up better than all the Chevy guys and I don't buy it. Check the results of the Nationwide race at Charlotte. I don't count the 600 as the Fords all pitted for fuel late in the race and had the race gone another 3 laps under a GWC a Ford (probably Kenseth) would have won.
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I'm for this one I'm from Missouri - show me as I have my doubts about this. The alternative is to suggest that the Ford and Toyota CCs simply all know how to set their cars up better than all the Chevy guys and I don't buy it. Check the results of the Nationwide race at Charlotte. I don't count the 600 as the Fords all pitted for fuel late in the race and had the race gone another 3 laps under a GWC a Ford (probably Kenseth) would have won.
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