They ran that two-stroke at 200:1 and brought it up to 55 horsepower, what did you expect? Also, unlike the big factory four-strokes, that team didn't have the budget to prepare ten fully-tuned motors for race day, so they've been on the same motor not only for all of the races, but all of their practicing as well. I'll bet you any money that James Stewart's engine had a fraction of the hours that one did.
Re: Irony
Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 6:20 am
by tyskorn
Re: Irony
Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 10:09 pm
by jlv
JETZcorp wrote:They ran that two-stroke at 200:1 and brought it up to 55 horsepower, what did you expect? Also, unlike the big factory four-strokes, that team didn't have the budget to prepare ten fully-tuned motors for race day, so they've been on the same motor not only for all of the races, but all of their practicing as well. I'll bet you any money that James Stewart's engine had a fraction of the hours that one did.