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The DPi class cars are based on the LMP3-derived engine

Oct. 9, 2018 by Kenneth Newton

The DPi class cars are based on the LMP3-derived engine from Ford, which is based on the LMP2-based 3.0L engine, made by Honda. The DPi cars have the same overall length and length as the DPi class cars in the same class, but are built with a different bodywork and some of the same performance parts. In order to make them race at the same time, all these cars are built with the same engines that are found in the DPi class cars. Each DPi car has a different suspension set, which means that any DPi race car can only have one suspension set at a time, so each DPi car has to fit into a different car. The DPi cars have more airbags and other equipment and are available with either a 1-inch (1.25 cm) or 2-inch (2.5 cm) spoiler, which is very similar to the Ford-engine, so it's not completely different from the DPi cars. In fact, the extra airbags are so large that they make the rear wing's top part look like a giant, 3-inch (1.25 cm) spoiler, which is a common design for the DPi cars. So, if you're looking for a DPi car, you don't necessarily need to go to Daytona to see it. The engine design of the DPi cars is as similar to the LMP2 class cars (the DPi car uses a 1-inch (1.25 cm) spoiler), although they're also in similar condition.

It is important to note that the DPi cars in the DPi class are not the only prototypes. Ford and Honda have all built more than 50 models of luxury cars in the past ten years, but all of them feature the same suspension, which means that their cars should ride very similarly to the DPi cars. All these models have a bodywork that is made up of different parts and parts. This all adds up to a lot of work—just look at the DPi class cars and you'll see how much of an adjustment this change in bodywork has on the DPi cars. All of these cars run very similar to the LMP2 cars and the DPi cars, but also have different suspension and engine design. These cars are all built using the same bodywork and are manufactured for the DPi class.

The DPi cars are not the only cars in the series that are based on the DPi classes.