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difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
the topic says it all. Oh and also the Craftman truck series does it seem to remind anyone of the old Nascar cars' bodies? At least it does to me.Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Are you asking if there's a difference between the Winston Cup and the Busch series cars? I believe the engines are constructed differently.
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Are you asking if there's a difference between the Winston Cup and the Busch series cars? I believe the engines are constructed differently.
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Are you asking if there's a difference between the Winston Cup and the Busch series cars? I believe the engines are constructed differently.
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Different wheelbase, different power ratings, different tire compounds.
Basically less power, sturdier cars.
The trucks are well...trucks. Different aerodynamics since they are much blockier, but at least they cover the truck bed. That could have been hell on raceday...imagine the drag created by a foot and a half tall tailgate. They don't have anything that you could even compare them to.Comment
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Different wheelbase, different power ratings, different tire compounds.
Basically less power, sturdier cars.
The trucks are well...trucks. Different aerodynamics since they are much blockier, but at least they cover the truck bed. That could have been hell on raceday...imagine the drag created by a foot and a half tall tailgate. They don't have anything that you could even compare them to.Comment
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Different wheelbase, different power ratings, different tire compounds.
Basically less power, sturdier cars.
The trucks are well...trucks. Different aerodynamics since they are much blockier, but at least they cover the truck bed. That could have been hell on raceday...imagine the drag created by a foot and a half tall tailgate. They don't have anything that you could even compare them to.Comment
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Busch Series cars are 100 pounds lighter.
Cup cars have a 12:1 compression ratio for the engine. Busch cars have a 9.5:1 compression ratio.
Busch cars have approximately 175-200 less horsepower.
Busch cars have a wheelbase that is 5 inches shorter than Cup.
Busch cars are approximately 2.5 inches wider.
Busch cars use different carbs.
I found all of this stuff, and more, here:
Pretty sure it's current.
Take care,
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Busch Series cars are 100 pounds lighter.
Cup cars have a 12:1 compression ratio for the engine. Busch cars have a 9.5:1 compression ratio.
Busch cars have approximately 175-200 less horsepower.
Busch cars have a wheelbase that is 5 inches shorter than Cup.
Busch cars are approximately 2.5 inches wider.
Busch cars use different carbs.
I found all of this stuff, and more, here:
Pretty sure it's current.
Take care,
PKXbox Live: pk4425Comment
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Re: difference between Busch and Wnston cup?/Craftman trucks series specs
Busch Series cars are 100 pounds lighter.
Cup cars have a 12:1 compression ratio for the engine. Busch cars have a 9.5:1 compression ratio.
Busch cars have approximately 175-200 less horsepower.
Busch cars have a wheelbase that is 5 inches shorter than Cup.
Busch cars are approximately 2.5 inches wider.
Busch cars use different carbs.
I found all of this stuff, and more, here:
Pretty sure it's current.
Take care,
PKXbox Live: pk4425Comment
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