![]() 07/28/2014 at 01:22 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
You can still buy a BRAND NEW Chevron B16, !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!! . How awesome is that!? New dream car me thinks. I mean just look at the thing!
And then there is the way it sounds.
The dark green(or maybe it is black) one has the inline 4 usually used. The white Martini livery one has a rotary :D
Why can't every inline 4 sound this good!
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I was about to call you out saying that it doesn't look like a rotary.. but that's because they're two different white Chevrons.
Second vid is the Cosworth FVC, for those wondering.
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Yes, I quickly edited this, as to explain it is the Martini livery one!
That was one of 2 engines the car used. Some cars had a BMW 2.0l!
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Imagine one of these with an S65.
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Would it even fit?
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there's heaps of on boards with the BMW but can't seem to find any exterior videos of them running. Sounds pretty damn good from the inside though.
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When were these raced? What motors did they originally have?
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I think the Cosworth engine sounds better, but I have only heard the Cosworth one in real life. Some of the Lolas used BMW 2L as well, which also sounded amazing.
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The link to Chevron's site has a lot of information! I would click that. Explains a lot it even has a spec sheet.
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I've seen some of the Lolas, though it was at the same time as I saw some McLaren M8C's and other Canam monsters so you can bet which one was louder than the other.
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I will make it fit.
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If that fails there is always the LS. A V8 NEEDS to go into one of these.
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I am going to guess the Mclarens. Big Blocks tend to be loud! Although, the Lolas aren't quiet by any means. I remember at Indy, the Mclaren M6A and the Lolas had about similar volume.
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there were some pretty big Lolas there too. I can't find the full entrants list anymore. :(
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I saw one with 7.9ish liter Chevy V8! I talked to one of the mechanics about it!
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did you fondle and caress it? I would have. even if it burnt me.
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Dem headers doe
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insert Tim Taylor grunting noise. ho ho ho ho
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Very interesting. I wish I would have budget to become a gentleman racer with this kind of thing. I wonder what a rolling chassis might cost...
Replica 962 would another option as almost perfect replica is available and building a correct Porsche engine wouldn't be totally impossible or expensive (as it would be with a 917 replica). Slack Motorsport has removed the price for their rolling chassis 962 but I remember that it was around $65,000.