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Old 21 Aug 2004, 11:43 (Ref:1073582)   #1
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Engines

I got back form holiday and watch the btcc last night on repeats

Is it me or did the commentators seem to say everycar had a great engine

proton, then the hondas got a great engine, then mg etc and seat etc

Does anyone the real order of the most powerful engine car, and the least powerful>
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Old 21 Aug 2004, 13:21 (Ref:1073623)   #2
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I always thought that the hondas were slightly underpowered? T

The MGs were under powered with the rev limited v6, but using the v4 seems to give the car a greater stability under braking, not sure if its quicker?

Proton have had an excellent straight line speed, so is this the most powerful engine?
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Old 21 Aug 2004, 13:32 (Ref:1073627)   #3
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The Proton and 307 were fastest in a straight line last year
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Old 21 Aug 2004, 19:14 (Ref:1073806)   #4
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Being picky I know, but it's not a V4, it's an in-line 4.

The 307 is now definately the slowest car in a wonky line, believe me

I think the general belief is the MG & the Honda's (Arena & TD [ex-Arena]) have the most powerful engines, whilst the Vauxy is more a good all-rounder
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Old 21 Aug 2004, 21:04 (Ref:1073882)   #5
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Re the MG, in simple terms the engines more "revy" shall we say, whereas the V6 was a bit lazy out of 1st gear corners.
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Old 21 Aug 2004, 21:26 (Ref:1073909)   #6
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The vaux was always a don on the brakes, and control, the MG of old and the Hondas were weak in that department. It seems that they've got it sorted now though!
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The Alfa of Hodgetts was fastest in a straight line yesterday at Brands but that could be simply because its been setup that way.

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