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Post by Mad Cruiser »

nottie wrote: I still to this day havent seen anybody kill a rover v8 in a comp! Unlike the commo v6s or even gonads with trouble cooling his 5ltr.
Didn't Rod blow one up recently at a competition ?
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Post by RUFF »

Mad Cruiser wrote:
nottie wrote: I still to this day havent seen anybody kill a rover v8 in a comp! Unlike the commo v6s or even gonads with trouble cooling his 5ltr.
Didn't Rod blow one up recently at a competition ?
Rod hasnt run a Rover V8 for years and the one he did have was on its last legs when he fitted it. He recently blew up a V6. Actually his last 2 W.E.Rock events he has blown one up.
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Post by nottie »

pretty shore same page Tony :idea:

The exact comment was about the winner of werock and ozrock running a cast iron block chev. So my point was its not all about V8s any more
Hell you just stated that if you ever did build a new one which im shore you wont (but then maybe???) itd be a 4cyl :shock: The rover v8 man goin to a 4 pot :shock: the only one i thought rover produced was a shitty diesel 4 pot wasnt it :rofl:
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Post by bj on roids »

RUFF wrote:
nottie wrote:The comment about all the top runners in rockcrawling run big cast block v8s.
Are you on the same page as everyone else or did i miss something? I didnt see anyone mention this.

Off Topic but have you seen what has won the last 3 W.E.Rock US events including the World Championships? Old School rig built in 2004, Front Engine Queer Steer :armsup:

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Post by bj on roids »

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Post by Dozoor »

nottie wrote:pretty shore same page Tony :idea:

The exact comment was about the winner of werock and ozrock running a cast iron block chev. So my point was its not all about V8s any more
Hell you just stated that if you ever did build a new one which im shore you wont (but then maybe???) itd be a 4cyl :shock: The rover v8 man goin to a 4 pot :shock: the only one i thought rover produced was a shitty diesel 4 pot wasnt it :rofl:
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Post by RUFF »

bj on roids wrote:
RUFF wrote:
nottie wrote:The comment about all the top runners in rockcrawling run big cast block v8s.
Are you on the same page as everyone else or did i miss something? I didnt see anyone mention this.

Off Topic but have you seen what has won the last 3 W.E.Rock US events including the World Championships? Old School rig built in 2004, Front Engine Queer Steer :armsup:

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TJ is in a Scrapper now. Thats JP and he is Kicking TJs ass this season :D
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Post by Micka »

I don't know why so many people are putting 8s into buggies.

4 cyl supercharged is the shiat.

Short, light weight, and pump out some good numbers.
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Post by MissDrew »

Because no matter what you do to a 4cyl it still sounds like a girls car/buggy :roll: :finger:

Can`t bet the sound of a V8 :armsup:

Ruff, I don`t think so as we only got the 5lt about a week ago. The chev we have had for a while.

While I`m here anybody have a th400 to GQ tcase adaptor? Tazz had one but its now gone :cry:

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Post by sierrajim »

Guts wrote:Because no matter what you do to a 4cyl it still sounds like a girls car/buggy :roll: :finger:

Can`t bet the sound of a V8 :armsup:

Ruff, I don`t think so as we only got the 5lt about a week ago. The chev we have had for a while.

While I`m here anybody have a th400 to GQ tcase adaptor? Tazz had one but its now gone :cry:

Hay James, go and get driven over by a hummer, please :finger:
You have a PM re the auto.

How about you go and mow the lawn under your hilux you web wheeling tool :finger:
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Post by MissDrew »

Hilux has been put back together and started and put back in the shed :armsup: Only just done it on Sunday morning :roll:

I`ll have to make a phone call I think :D on second thoughts Matt can make it as its his turn to pay for something :lol:
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Post by RUFF »

Micka wrote:4 cyl supercharged is the shiat.
Not even :D
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Post by nottie »

i thought there was a rule a while ago about forced induction :?: but going back over the rules it isnt there so i gather it has been removed :idea:
I think that if there is going to be a rule coming in about uni joints being covered then i would assume that if anyone were to run a blower then it would have to be bagged?
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Post by RUFF »

nottie wrote:i thought there was a rule a while ago about forced induction :?: but going back over the rules it isnt there so i gather it has been removed :idea:
I think that if there is going to be a rule coming in about uni joints being covered then i would assume that if anyone were to run a blower then it would have to be bagged?
Never has been such a rule. Supercharged and turbo'd engines have been used in a lot of the top guys buggies in the past.

And what does a Supercharger have to do with Uni Joints? Its not like your going to run a 2000hp blown alcohol motor in a buggy.
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Post by MissDrew »

RUFF wrote: Its not like your going to run a 2000hp blown alcohol motor in a buggy.
I would if I could afford one, dam it would be fun :armsup: for a min or 2 before everything died :roll:
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Post by nottie »

I do agree with ya there Ruff for shore but alot of other motorsports are making them mandatory wether it be a top fuel engine or a 7PSI 4pot yota motor.
All i was thinking was maybe from a insurance point of view it might be asked for :?: I know very little about the insurance side of things obviously so I posed the question.
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