Earlier this week the new V8 engine was put through its paces and on its first outing was only 2 seconds slower than the V10 engined car.
It's a screamer:
http://www.gazzetta.it/audiovideo/Fo...sto/10/Ferrari
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Earlier this week the new V8 engine was put through its paces and on its first outing was only 2 seconds slower than the V10 engined car.
It's a screamer:
http://www.gazzetta.it/audiovideo/Fo...sto/10/Ferrari
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Ive heard elsewhere its running with a modified V10 block somehow, could provide a clue to its somewhat flawless run. Either way, within 2 seconds is pretty good regardless and shows a good indication of their determination to get back to the top of the podium
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Yeah they ran the crankshaft and pistons in a V10 block a few weeks ago, but this a proper V8 mounted in a modified F2004. Toyota's V8 performance showed similar performance, lapping as close as 3 seconds off the pace of the V10, but that was a longer track.
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i read somewhere that the revs are now even as high as 20-000 rpm, cos of the v8 set-up.
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I heard that too...Originally Posted by drakkie
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21000 easy.
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LOL my RC car sounds better, in my opinion they're just going to sound worst and worst, i've got flys at home thank you.
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