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By Dave LewandowskiPublished: May 11, 2015Both Chevrolet and Honda supply 2.2-liter, twin-turbocharged V-6 engines for their aligned Verizon IndyCar Series teams.Much like the aerodynamic bodywork platforms designed by both manufacturers and implemented for 2015, there are differences in engine architecture and turbo placement. A primer on the Indianapolis 500 Mile...

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