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Description: The engine produces a limited 165hp and 162lb-ft of torque, making it more powerful (although not by much) than previous engines have been. The new cars are totally compliant with FIA safety regulatio...
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This would rip a Prius up. You got to remember they need to keep these cheap so up and coming racers and teams can afford them. The thing with formula ford is the teams are only allowed to make minimal changes and really only to the cars setup.
This level of racing is about squeezing every tenth out of a car/chassis. That's how you find the best drivers to put in the $1m cars. no need for 400 HP for that. Plus, it is affordable both to purchase (cheap part) and to operate (not cheap part!)
I honestly don't even mind using the EcoBoost.
I am just getting tired of all this green BS, it's racing, your not supposed to save the rain forest.
It's not really wasted potential. The new technology they develop for these cars usually trickles down to the market cars. Not always, but usually haha
@Ken, if F1 isn't careful they will lose a lot of fans because of green crap initiative. F1 originally wanted a inline-4 turbo! I hate the new FIA board. I want the V10s back!
I love the wasted potential of these types of cars. What's the point of using such small engines, it would be a lot more interesting if there was a 5.7 or 6 liter cap with forced induction instead...
Does anyone know where these can be purchased? The price?