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Old 20 Mar 2008, 15:24 (Ref:2157337)   #1
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GT1 engine homologation for LMP1 rule question.

Since GT1 engines are allowed to be used in LMP1 cars on equal par with purpose built engines now, I have a question.

Does displacement count, as the 7.0 V8 used in the Corvettes is approved, but is 1 liter over the LMP1 limit? And could one dust off a Panoz Elan V8 and use it a LMP1 car under this rule, as it's basically the same engine as the Ford V8 used in the Saleen S7 aside from displacement(6 vs 7 liters) and some details, namely the air box?

What is the criteria that the ACO is using aside from a production limit?
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