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Continental O-200 Racer modifications

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depo

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It's difficult to belive that those Formula One racers in Reno are running at 250 MPH on a standard 100HP Contintental O-200, isn't it?

Is anyone aware of what kind of modifications (allowed and not allowed) are done on those Continental O-200? I've heard at modifications on the Crankcase. What do they do exactly? and what else?

Bruno
 
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