You can start with this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FERRA...02112874QQrdZ1

 

people do it all the time, its not very hard.

 

Bull f**cking s**t it's not very hard. It's a pain in the ***, and it costs a ton.

 

The engines run about 250K. The price of a cup car. It would be bad but it would be to much power. F1 cars have so much downforce that they could stick to the ceiling. Of a tunnel for example. But the engines do have traction control on them to cut the engine out when it senses the tires breaking traction. They've came a long way with them but are supposed to be taking traction control off of them. Making the driver have to control it instead of electronics. F1 cars are the poop. Go Schumie!

 

maybe for an indy motor, but not F1, thats would cost a significant amount more

 

agree and disagree

yes it is very hard to deal buecause you have cut the firewall out and the center of the car out to make room for a driveshaft and then custom make a rear axle housing and driveshaft to fit ( I speak from expierence)

however if you are doing thr work yourself and have access to parts it doesnt cost a lot to do just a lot of time to be done right but if you have a shop do it then yes your are going to pay a ton

 

i remember watching a race ahwile ago and teh annoucers said that the blocks alone were about $250k every time the blow the engine....
don't know how tru that is though...