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edpontiac91 · 07-24-2008, 08:40 PM

I believe one report that said leave Toyota alone and let Chevy, Ford and Dodge develop newer engines. The SB2 Chevy engine has been talked about forever. Toyota found an honest way to put more power into their motors. I hate that a foreign car company takes a Good Ole Boy sport and sticks it up our ass in only one year. Loosen up the restrictions on the big 3 and get the cars back up to speed. Seeing them run around 200 mph would up the excitement zone instead of having them run speeds they were running back in the late 60's. The winged Dodge Daytona's were running 200+ in 1970.

07-24-2008, 08:40 PM	#10
edpontiac91 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Piscataway, N.J. Posts: 1,729 iTrader: (16)	I believe one report that said leave Toyota alone and let Chevy, Ford and Dodge develop newer engines. The SB2 Chevy engine has been talked about forever. Toyota found an honest way to put more power into their motors. I hate that a foreign car company takes a Good Ole Boy sport and sticks it up our ass in only one year. Loosen up the restrictions on the big 3 and get the cars back up to speed. Seeing them run around 200 mph would up the excitement zone instead of having them run speeds they were running back in the late 60's. The winged Dodge Daytona's were running 200+ in 1970. __________________ 1991 FORMULA 350-GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN 1 of 1,197 with L98 Option/13.79@100 mph 1994 25th ANNIVERSARY TRANS AM GT -1 of ONLY 2,000 made/ Only 128 made with a *HURST* 6-Speed Manual and 91 with T-Tops and Compact Disc/ K & N Filtercharger/Magnaflow Performance Muffler/Air Foil- ORIGINAL MINT Arctic White Ultra Rare SURVIVOR. DAYTONA 500 PACE CAR Decal Kit! SOLD: 1989 Turbo T/A in 1991 it ran 12:18@115 mph