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Rover V8 SD1 story in ETCC part 3

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Uploaded by on Feb 24, 2007

Following the Rover teams in ETCC in the 1980`s

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  • i own a sd1 nothing and i mean nothing than a great british rover! not the most powerful but nothing sounds better and mine beats all the saxo`s and corsa`s! boy racers any time!

  • damn that sd1 looks good one the track

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  • @kurt44mg42

    yep, and then the Aussies got it, made it 4.4 litres and made sure the cooling system worked before dropping it into the ill-fated P76. A nice motor though by 1970's standards

  • Tom Walkinshow was a great icon of racing in the raw.

    These were the days when the medical for a racing licence checked for a hairy chest.

  • that is excellent

    shame i cant see more

    i love what is shown anyway

    thank you so much

  • RIP Tom Walkinshaw.

  • rover is shit =P VOLVO 242 ;) is the best !

  • 240grupp-aDOTse

  • @kurt44mg42 The Buick V8 was abandoned by GM, Rover bought the tooling etc and vastly improved it..........it is therefore at the very most an American/ British collaberation.

    Unless of course you are going to say that it is just an internal combustion engine, so it was invented before America was even a country. Everything thereafter has just been a modification of the original idea.

  • Hmm... My apologies for necro-ing, but that Buick V8 had some pretty major work done to it for Rover to use. Especially the twin-plenum Lotus tuned racing ones. 300BHP at the wheels, from a 3.5L engine? Yeah, Buick achieved that no problem with their other 1950's designs. Of wait.

  • Yes, the 3500 was a great British car...powered by an American Buick V8 engine.

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