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New Honda 100 percent ethanol engines ready for IndyCar 2007 season
While Honda's latest racing announcement is a positivist preview for the 2007 racing season, including F1, IndyCar, SuperGT, etc. What's interesting to us are the E100-ready engine announcements. As you're probably aware, Honda supplies all the engines for the IndyCar series, which is moving from a 90 percent methanol/10 percent ethanol blend to a 100 percent ethanol fuel this year. Honda's been testing the new E100 friendly engines since last year (see related links below). All IndyCar teams will use Honda's V8 HI7R engines again this season, ... Read more →
Honda tests 100 percent ethanol IRL engine at Daytona Derrick Y. Noh
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New Honda 100 percent ethanol engines ready for IndyCar 2007 season 2 years ago on Autoblog Green
While Honda's latest racing announcement is a positivist preview for the 2007 racing season, including F1, IndyCar, SuperGT, etc. What's interesting to us are the E100-ready engine announcements. As you're probably aware, Honda supplies all the engines for the IndyCar series, which is moving from a ...
Honda tests 100 percent ethanol IRL engine at Daytona 3 years ago on Autoblog Green
Honda's certainly been at the center of the green-car universe these days with their recent annoucements of a 2009 fuel cell vehicle, 2009 50-state clean diesel, flex-fuel engines for Brazil, variable displacement motorcycle engines and Advanced VTEC. Adding to the list, Crash.net reports a ...
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