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Caterpillar and Mountune tuned it, but the base engine was definitely a Volkswagen V10 TDI:
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I could, but I’m long past putting up with moronic errors and lazy minds…
Actually, ran late 85 and 86. Do people not do basic fact checking, or are you actually Jordan Sargent on a burner account???
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Huh? At the time of the announcement Nissan was powering 25% of the Le Mans grid.
No it isn’t. Teams make their own power unit in FE.
There you go!
The Lotus Indycar in 2012. Not sure why they even entered. Never were actually competitive. Bailed after a year
Sadly overshadowed by its more famous younger brother.
Hughh...
dude is biting future so damn hard
You misinterpreted what I wrote, I wasn’t trying to be a troll or mean.
Obviously, but throwing stones at an old man who’s done very little wrong and an awful lot of good is sadly a sport round here.
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Elf/Tyrell P34 - the smaller front wheels were supposedly more aerodynamic.