Must a NASCAR with one make's body also use that make's engine?

Question

For example, must a Dodge body use a Dodge engine?

Answer 1

Yes. Absolutely. That's how it works indeed!

Answer 2

yes they have to, really a chevy engine or a dodge engine, etc. is the only part of the car thats truly chevy or dodge, etc. everything else is just a mixture of parts and the body they just slap a logo and a name on it.

Answer 3

Yes, Chevy cars have to use Chevy motors,

Ford uses Ford motors. you get the picture.

Answer 4

Yes. A Chevy must run a Chevy engine in a race, but I'll bet some teams have tried other engines in testing to see what the competition is up to.

Answer 5

i dont thnk they must but its a matter of pride.

if i drove a FORD(which i do) i would never put a checy engine in it . my FORD can beat a checvy anytime. i dont need a another manufacturers engine....... thats part of the sport ....manufacture competition. all across the board.

you would make Dodge look real bad if they had to run a say Toyota motor.... means they cant hang ..c??

Answer 6

They use their manufacturers engine. That would be a good interview wouldn't it? My Kellogg's dodge charger was great today, had a enormous horse power with that Chevy motor!!!

Answer 7

Yes, teams have strict contracts with the makers that dictate they can only use that maker's body & engine.

Answer 8

Go TOYOTA!  they make the best engines!

Answer 9

yes, dodge use a dodge engine

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Answer 10

If you have any one particular manufacturers decals/emblems on your car you must run that manufacturers engines.