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#1

I just heard on the new that triple 8 has been talking to jap manufactures about getting there support in the v8supercars as ford are cutting there support to all teams cept sbr and fpr. Will this be the new v8supercars?

If so I think it will kill the Expensive Daewoo v ford riverly (excuse spelling lol) RIVALRY what do you guys think?

Edited by phantomchic
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#2

nice topic title!

I hope they bring in some different brands.. after all, they aren't the top selling brands in Oz any more!

#3

They should race XR6Ts id watch that

#4

that's what I reckon the ford Expensive Daewoo sh*t is gettin old open it to any rear wheel drive car of any make ,now that would would make some good racing

#5

Bring back the old days at Bathurst BMW,Jags Camaro ect those were the days up the bum of a 2lt dwn conrod

#6
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They should race XR6Ts id watch that

yet again... it'd make it to unfair for the v8s :P

#7

yeh well like I said that's gettin old get up to speed with what you got 8,6,4 just get some action out there

I don't think they have gotten over the sierra days when a four pot whipped all comers

Edited by our06t

#9

and the sierra cosworths

#10

whatever it takes with the money floating around these days ,I THINK KEEP UP OR DON'T I DON'T CARE WHAT YOUR DRIVING

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